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Posted by John Pollard on May 10, 2006, 11:15 am
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Liafail wrote:
> On Mon, 08 May 2006 15:52:50 -0400, John Pollard wrote:
>> FIND looks in the current register; FIND ALL looks in all
>> registers (actually, either all investment account registers,
>> or
>> all non-investment account registers, depending on which type
>> account is open when you initiate the find).
> I am aware of the difference. My point was meant to convey the
> transactions I was looking for were in fact in the open
> register.
There are a few more pieces of information that you did not
state, that might also be useful.
What version of Quicken are you using?
Does the problem occur in every Quicken account? If no, does in
always occur in a specific Quicken account, or account type - or
never in a specific Quicken account type.
Do you notice anything in common about the transactions that are
found; anything in common about the transactions that are not
found?
> Using FIND in that open register cannot find the transaction
> at all,
> even though it is there.
>
>> Why do you care which one finds what you are looking for?
> An odd question, but here goes:
Depending on the reason for using the feature, sometimes there
are alternate methods to accomplish the purpose.
> I don't want to have to go to a list of all the transactions
> with the
> same search parameter. I just want to go directly in the
> register to
> the last transaction matching my search criteria.
> Too, it is a programmed function, and it should work.
But not material; only Intuit can fix bugs ... if this is a bug.
And Intuit doesn't post here.
> I a few years ago had this problem, and it owed to a setting
> iirc. I
> cannot find the resolution I used then.
>
> And still have no real answer.
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John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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