Hello, I've changed a number of investments and find that I have some old
investments with the same name as the new investments. The trouble is I can
continue to use the new name but, the history would not be correct.

I would like to list the investments but can't find them as a list. Is this
possible?

The investments in question are mutual funds with no ticker.
Thanks

Re: Edit Investment List in Money 2005 by Dick

Dick
Sun Jul 22 19:24:40 CDT 2007

It used to be. Along came, IIRC, M05, and the Work with Investments page
disappeared. Nobody outside Microsoft has a clue why it disappeared. Perhaps
it wasn't Essential?

You can go find some transaction referencing the old investments--or create
a new buy transaction just for temporary use and delete it when you are
done--and r-click on the transaction select the investment to get to its
details. From there you can change names, etc.

"Birdflu" <Birdflu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:36A18528-F8E0-46D2-9F93-0EF741E40A18@microsoft.com...
> Hello, I've changed a number of investments and find that I have some old
> investments with the same name as the new investments. The trouble is I
> can
> continue to use the new name but, the history would not be correct.
>
> I would like to list the investments but can't find them as a list. Is
> this
> possible?
>
> The investments in question are mutual funds with no ticker.



Re: Edit Investment List in Money 2005 by Cal

Cal
Sun Jul 22 20:03:27 CDT 2007

In microsoft.public.money, Birdflu wrote:

>Hello, I've changed a number of investments and find that I have some old
>investments with the same name as the new investments. The trouble is I can
>continue to use the new name but, the history would not be correct.
>
>I would like to list the investments but can't find them as a list. Is this
>possible?

Investing->InvestingTools->Portfolio will get you to the Portfolio,
but it is better to add Portfolio as a Shortcut to get you to the
Portfolio in a single click. You will probably find your investment
here.

You may want to select ChangePortfolioView->ShowClosedPositions
If you right-click an investment, SeeInvestmentActivities will show
you the transactions for that investment.

>
>The investments in question are mutual funds with no ticker.
>Thanks