Voiding Transactions

[Susan Stone]

Is there a way in this program to void a transaction?  I thought there was a way but now I can't find it.

[Yi Lin]

Does deleting the pending transaction achieve what you want?

Susan Stone <mrsluc...@gmail.com> 於 May 12, 2014 1:03 AM 寫道：

Is there a way in this program to void a transaction?  I thought there was a way but now I can't find it.

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[Susan Stone]

Actually, no.  I thought about that, but in this case it is in my checking account and I want to leave the transaction so I can see what happened to that check number.

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[Yi Lin]

Since that check is not going to be deposited, it is not going to show up on bank record so most likely nothing will match that transaction down the road. One option is to leave it there as a note to self, and just set the amount to zero. 

[Susan Stone]

That’s what I ended up doing, plus writing **VOID** on the payee line. It’s simple enough to do that, and I guess I must be remembering back to the dark ages when I was using Quicken (I had to look up the name of the program!).

Thanks,

Susan

[Yi Lin]

Ok, that sounds like a reasonable way to do it.