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Split transaction limit lanman 05-04-2007
Posted by lanman on May 4, 2007, 2:29 pm
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I am currently using Quicken 2005 Premier H&B. When I enter a split
transaction, Quicken limits the total number of line items to 30.
Since I like to capture the details when I'm paying such things as
credit card bills, the 30 line item limit often proves inadequate.

Can someone tell me if this limitation has been increased or
eliminated in newer versions of Quicken? Thanks...



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Posted by Oilcan on May 4, 2007, 3:02 pm
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> I am currently using Quicken 2005 Premier H&B. When I enter a split
> transaction, Quicken limits the total number of line items to 30.
> Since I like to capture the details when I'm paying such things as
> credit card bills, the 30 line item limit often proves inadequate.
>
> Can someone tell me if this limitation has been increased or
> eliminated in newer versions of Quicken? Thanks...
>
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No it has not. However there are other ways to enter the transactions
that would accomplish what you are doing - i.e. downloading
transactions from your credit card into a credit card account within
Quicken.


Posted by Mike Blake-Knox on May 7, 2007, 6:45 am
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> Since I like to capture the details when I'm paying such things as
> credit card bills, the 30 line item limit often proves inadequate.

It sounds like you're trying to categorize your credit card spending on
the transaction that pays the credit card bill. You should try creating
a new Quicken account for your credit card. If you then enter each
transaction (e.g., restaurant charge) with a category (e.g., Dining)
you can have an essentially unlimited number of transactions. When you
pay your bill, you enter it as a transfer from your checking account to
your credit card account. If you reconcile your credit card account
using Quicken's Reconcile function, it will even set up the payment
transaction for you.

Hope this helps.

Mike


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Posted by Laura on May 7, 2007, 7:21 am
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>> Since I like to capture the details when I'm paying such things as
>> credit card bills, the 30 line item limit often proves inadequate.
>
> It sounds like you're trying to categorize your credit card spending on
> the transaction that pays the credit card bill. You should try creating
> a new Quicken account for your credit card. If you then enter each
> transaction (e.g., restaurant charge) with a category (e.g., Dining)
> you can have an essentially unlimited number of transactions. When you
> pay your bill, you enter it as a transfer from your checking account to
> your credit card account. If you reconcile your credit card account
> using Quicken's Reconcile function, it will even set up the payment
> transaction for you.
>
> Hope this helps.

This is how I have set up my Chase CC. My payments use a generic category of
"credit card". Since I use this on both sides of the transaction they cancel
themselves out and this account is always zero.


Posted by Steve Dell on May 9, 2007, 9:56 am
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Instead of breaking out the transaction on the payment, establish a credit
card account and enter the individual transactions there.

Then, when you pay the bill, you are "Transferring" money from your checking
account to the credit card account to pay it off in full. This way, if you
make partial payments, have credit card fees and the like, you'll capture
that information with more detail and less hassle.

Steve


>I am currently using Quicken 2005 Premier H&B. When I enter a split
> transaction, Quicken limits the total number of line items to 30.
> Since I like to capture the details when I'm paying such things as
> credit card bills, the 30 line item limit often proves inadequate.
>
> Can someone tell me if this limitation has been increased or
> eliminated in newer versions of Quicken? Thanks...
>
>
>
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