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auto debits? Eva 05-25-2008
Posted by Jan Groshan on May 26, 2008, 12:19 pm
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When you set up the transaction you can tell Quicken to enter it on a
particular day each month, with an instruction to enter it in your register
X days before that date, and if there is no "end date" entered, you never
have to worry about again.......it will just be entered into your register
automatically X days before the due date.

> Ohhhhhhhh I see.
> OK, thanks again.
> Eva
>
>> Eva wrote:
>>> ok I see.
>>> Then after my account is actually dinged for the auto debit, I can
>>> just click on skip and it will show up again the next month,
>>> reminding me of the upcoming debit.
>>
>> No. You should not click "Skip"; you should click "Enter".
>>
>> If you have "entered" the Scheduled Transaction before you download the
>> actual transaction from your financial institution, the downloaded
>> transaction will "Match" the transaction you have already "entered" in
>> your Quicken account register (which, in your specific case, should
>> already have been correctly categorized) ... so the downloaded
>> transaction will only mark the existing register transactions as
>> "cleared", and apply the correct "date posted" to the existing register
>> transaction (the "date posted" is normally hidden ... if you want to know
>> more, post back).
>>
>> --
>>
>> John Pollard
>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>> Please reply to newsgroup
>>
>



Posted by Eva on May 26, 2008, 4:25 pm
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Thanks for the tip Jan!
Eva

> When you set up the transaction you can tell Quicken to enter it on a
> particular day each month, with an instruction to enter it in your
> register X days before that date, and if there is no "end date" entered,
> you never have to worry about again.......it will just be entered into
> your register automatically X days before the due date.
>
>> Ohhhhhhhh I see.
>> OK, thanks again.
>> Eva
>>
>>> Eva wrote:
>>>> ok I see.
>>>> Then after my account is actually dinged for the auto debit, I can
>>>> just click on skip and it will show up again the next month,
>>>> reminding me of the upcoming debit.
>>>
>>> No. You should not click "Skip"; you should click "Enter".
>>>
>>> If you have "entered" the Scheduled Transaction before you download the
>>> actual transaction from your financial institution, the downloaded
>>> transaction will "Match" the transaction you have already "entered" in
>>> your Quicken account register (which, in your specific case, should
>>> already have been correctly categorized) ... so the downloaded
>>> transaction will only mark the existing register transactions as
>>> "cleared", and apply the correct "date posted" to the existing register
>>> transaction (the "date posted" is normally hidden ... if you want to
>>> know more, post back).
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> John Pollard
>>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>>> Please reply to newsgroup
>>>
>>
>
>


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