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and there you have it! That will be useful. Once you add this to your home page, find it by a right click on the column header to select "show accounts in bills list". To bad, the selection of this column isn't available under the main functionality of "managing reminders". Strikes me as oddly inconsistent : )No one has yet mentioned the Bill and Income Reminders snapshot that you can add to a custom Home tab view. This snapshot has the option to display the account for each reminder.
An issue with reminders needing to be changed only occurs if you create a new Quicken account register for your new credit card.
However, since access to your credit card account for downloading transactions is by logon ID and password, not by account number and therefore it's all one bucket ...
once your new credit card has been issued you can simply deactivate the old credit card account and then reactivate it, LINKing the new account found to the existing Quicken account register. That avoids having to change a number of scheduled reminders, but the process of reactivation will most likely download 90 days of transactions again which you'll have to muddle through.
Thanks Mary. I never knew that option was there. I've added it to my Home Page!No one has yet mentioned the Bill and Income Reminders snapshot that you can add to a custom Home tab view. This snapshot has the option to display the account for each reminder.
That does not entirely solve the problem because when creating a new reminder, Quicken defaults the account selection to the register you are in, so if you happen to be working in another register and forget to change the account selection, the reminder then gets saved to the wrong account.. Unfortunately, happens to me often.An alternate solution to this is to do what I have done. Only use one credit card for all of the recurring bills that are paid for with a CC.
Mine started out that way, then I got distrac - oh look a chicken!An alternate solution to this is to do what I have done. Only use one credit card for all of the recurring bills that are paid for with a CC.
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Actually I think that people are missing the original reason for this request.An alternate solution to this is to do what I have done. Only use one credit card for all of the recurring bills that are paid for with a CC.
That doesn't really speed up the process... I then have to go through ALL of my scheduled transactions, MONTH BY MONTH... When I might be looking for a bill, that only occurs once or twice a year.Sherlock said:To see the account used by reminders, I suggest using the Monthly Bills & Deposits tab on the Bill & Income Reminders window.
You can sort the biller column alphabetically by biller name.Erik Hart said:That doesn't really speed up the process... I then have to go through ALL of my scheduled transactions, MONTH BY MONTH... When I might be looking for a bill, that only occurs once or twice a year.
I don’t care about the biller. I care about the account used to pay them.Roger M said:You can sort the biller column alphabetically by biller name.Erik Hart said:That doesn't really speed up the process... I then have to go through ALL of my scheduled transactions, MONTH BY MONTH... When I might be looking for a bill, that only occurs once or twice a year.
No. The whole point is I forget I’ve even changed it. Because it did it automatically. I just wanted to record the transaction correctly, and it changes all future transactions that I don’t intend to pay that way.Roger M said:But, you said in your original post: " But on a particular occasion I decide to pay that bill with a credit card, instead of directly from my checking account."So, you must know who the biller is, and therefore would be able to find that bill quickly when sorting by biller name.If that still is not satisfactory, and you are constantly switching the payment account, then perhaps Sherlock's suggestion is best.
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I have moved your post to the ongoing Idea thread to add the ability to include an account column in the bills and income screen.
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