Money 03, how to extend date range for cash flow scenario?

Hi guys, as above.

I am presented with only a 2 month timeframe when I try the
cash flow scenario.

How can I set it so I can have a 12 month timeframe?

Thanks guys!

Buck

Dick
Sun Jul 20 06:54:53 CDT 2003

If, by cash flow scenario, you mean the forecast cash flow graph, go to
Forecast your cash flow and manipulate the Time Period just above and to the
right of the graph. This allows a whole bunch of choices up to Custom.

"Buck Rogers" <who@cares.com.au> wrote in message
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> I am presented with only a 2 month timeframe when I try the
> cash flow scenario.
>
> How can I set it so I can have a 12 month timeframe?

Buck
Sun Jul 20 07:56:20 CDT 2003


"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> If, by cash flow scenario, you mean the forecast cash flow graph, go to
> Forecast your cash flow and manipulate the Time Period just above and to
the
> right of the graph. This allows a whole bunch of choices up to Custom.
>

At the "Forecast your cash flow" screen, in the left column, I click on
"try cashflow scenarios".

Then I choose "What if I earn X less", "$100", "Weekly".

Then when I click "calculate", it only shows me a forecast period
of only 2 months, which is not enough for me. I need to see further
into the future.

How can I extend this forecast period to 12 months and beyond?

Cheers,

Buck.

Dick
Sun Jul 20 08:24:12 CDT 2003

It doesn't appear that you can. You can tell that I've never messed with
Cash Flow Scenarios before.

Of course, you can have the same effect by creating a bill that matches your
scenario, using Forecast cash flow, then deleting the bill.

"Buck Rogers" <who@cares.com.au> wrote in message
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> At the "Forecast your cash flow" screen, in the left column, I click on
> "try cashflow scenarios".
>
> Then I choose "What if I earn X less", "$100", "Weekly".
>
> Then when I click "calculate", it only shows me a forecast period
> of only 2 months, which is not enough for me. I need to see further
> into the future.
>
> How can I extend this forecast period to 12 months and beyond?