Budget Report is not correct even after deleting items

I'm using Money 2006 and was updating the budget. I get reimbursed for
health insurance from my company so I record this into an expense category
to offset what I pay. I just changed that this year with new amounts and
set it to an income category. Now for some reason the budget report still
acts as if the old credit is still there. I have deleting everything to
test and it's still there so the budget report is wrong but I can't figure
out where it is pulling the credit from.

Chris
Thu Feb 01 19:38:52 CST 2007

"russ" <russell@haddockfamily.com> wrote in message
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> I'm using Money 2006 and was updating the budget. I get reimbursed for
> health insurance from my company so I record this into an expense
> category to offset what I pay. I just changed that this year with new
> amounts and set it to an income category. Now for some reason the budget
> report still acts as if the old credit is still there. I have deleting
> everything to test and it's still there so the budget report is wrong but
> I can't figure out where it is pulling the credit from.

Did you have it previously recorded as a scheduled bill? Did you delete
that bill? If so, you have a ghost bill. What Money would have preferred
you to do is to put a stop date on that bill, process it, then it would not
after the stop date.

There are workarounds for your problem, but they're involved. Post back if
this describes your situation.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

Russell
Thu Feb 01 21:40:53 CST 2007

Chris - that is exactly what I did so I guess I have a ghost bill. Any help
you can provide would be most appreciated and now I know what not to do next
time.

Thanks

RH


"Chris Cowles" <spam_magnet@remove-me-bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> "russ" <russell@haddockfamily.com> wrote in message
> news:OU$oZFdRHHA.3412@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> I'm using Money 2006 and was updating the budget. I get reimbursed for
>> health insurance from my company so I record this into an expense
>> category to offset what I pay. I just changed that this year with new
>> amounts and set it to an income category. Now for some reason the budget
>> report still acts as if the old credit is still there. I have deleting
>> everything to test and it's still there so the budget report is wrong but
>> I can't figure out where it is pulling the credit from.
>
> Did you have it previously recorded as a scheduled bill? Did you delete
> that bill? If so, you have a ghost bill. What Money would have preferred
> you to do is to put a stop date on that bill, process it, then it would
> not after the stop date.
>
> There are workarounds for your problem, but they're involved. Post back if
> this describes your situation.
> --
> Chris Cowles
> Gainesville, FL
>
>
>