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Posted by Andrew on November 23, 2007, 10:47 am
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John Pollard wrote:
> Andrew wrote:
>> Andrew wrote:
>>> John Pollard wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Andrew: I addressed this issue within a month of the release
>>>> of
>>>> Q2008. Please read my posts in the thread below addressed
>>>> to
>>>> this group (one of which is pertinent).
>>>>
>>>> http://tinyurl.com/2ml59a
>>>
>>> Jonn - thank you for the reference; I didn't remember that,
>>> and I'll
>>> be sure to check it out tomorrow when I'm a little less tired
>>> than I
>>> am right now after a day of feasting. I appreciate the
>>> reply; sure
>>> to save me a lot of time.
>>>
>>> And to you, and everyone else in the NG, I wish you all a
>>> great
>>> Thanksgiving.
>>
>> OK = so I couldn't wait (!). I found your post, and it seemed
>> promising. I do the transaction report, and if I only select
>> ONE
>> transaction, the edit button dropdown allows me to 'RETAG
>> TRANSACTION(S)' fine. But if I click one or more, than that
>> particular option is grayed out. Funny that some of the
>> others (like
>> CHANGE MEMO and CHANGE PAYEE) are still valid for multiple
>> selections. Any idea what I might be doing 'wrong'??
>
> Well it took a bit of fiddling (no doubt I was lucky when I did
> my test for the first post on this subject); it appears that you
> can not "retag" multiple transactions if one of them is a split.
Ah yes, 'tis true on my end as well. Well, I did most of them via a 'batch'
change, and manually went thru 100+ other transactions. Thanks!
(reason I'm interested in this, btw, perhaps for other's interest as well is
to see what expenses I can reasonably claim as 'mine' vs. on behalf of
others so I can get a handle on what future, potential retirement expenses
might be like, by assigning tags to non-essential expenses and incomes that
would not be expected in retirement.)
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Regards -
- Andrew
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