I want to enter my paycheck through Bill Summary.
The directions say to click on Bill Summary, click New and then choose
Paycheck.
When I click on New I get an expense form.
If I choose paycheck as the category, it enters as an expense, not income.

Re: Entering a recurring paycheck through Bill Summary by Dick

Dick
Fri Nov 19 23:18:15 CST 2004

Are you using Essential Bills in M05?

"Lisa" <Lisa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9F0E7713-379B-4CDB-8127-3BD0AF2E37F5@microsoft.com...
>I want to enter my paycheck through Bill Summary.
> The directions say to click on Bill Summary, click New and then choose
> Paycheck.
> When I click on New I get an expense form.
> If I choose paycheck as the category, it enters as an expense, not income.



RE: Entering a recurring paycheck through Bill Summary by Lisa

Lisa
Sat Nov 20 08:39:02 CST 2004

Yes I was using essential, I switched to advanced and that resolved the
problem.
Thank you.

"Lisa" wrote:

> I want to enter my paycheck through Bill Summary.
> The directions say to click on Bill Summary, click New and then choose
> Paycheck.
> When I click on New I get an expense form.
> If I choose paycheck as the category, it enters as an expense, not income.

Re: Entering a recurring paycheck through Bill Summary by Dick

Dick
Sat Nov 20 08:48:52 CST 2004

But! But! But! Microsoft tells us "most users prefer Essential Bills"!

Glad you solved your issue. Thanks for the feedback!

"Lisa" <Lisa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8EC5CEB9-60A9-45DC-97BA-2DA9846C8E4D@microsoft.com...
> Yes I was using essential, I switched to advanced and that resolved the
> problem.
> Thank you.
>
> "Lisa" wrote:
>
>> I want to enter my paycheck through Bill Summary.
>> The directions say to click on Bill Summary, click New and then choose
>> Paycheck.
>> When I click on New I get an expense form.
>> If I choose paycheck as the category, it enters as an expense, not
>> income.