How do I modify an upcoming scheduled payment?
Daffy Duck
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Late last year I set up a recurring scheduled payment. The second payment was scheduled for January 10 - no problem. I received notification that the payment will change next month. That payment will be due on February 10 and I went into modify that payment today (January 23) bit when I try to modify the entry Quicken tries to force me to modify the January 10 payment (which is not yet reconciled) and will not let me modify the February payment.
This seems to me to be fairly normal problem at this time of year as ongoing payments frequently change with the onset of the new year.
This seems to me to be fairly normal problem at this time of year as ongoing payments frequently change with the onset of the new year.
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How do I modify just the next instance of a scheduled transaction? I click on the three dots and only get a choice to modify the entire series. Double-clicking on the scheduled transaction does nothing.0
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@dborja Try it in your register: double-click on the next instance of the transaction, which will be in gray. You can edit the date or amount. (If you don't see upcoming schedule transactions in your register, click on the little clock icon near the top right of your register, just above the column headings, and set Show Reminders to whichever period of time you want.) If you need to edit a different field, such as Memo/Notes, you'll need to mark it Paid and then edit it (the transaction can still be dated in the future).
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Thank you, RickO and Jacobs! That works. It would be nice, though, if the double-click works in the "Bills & Income" area since I pay bills using different Cash accounts. I could go to each register and edit there but I like having the capability in one place as I did in the application I'm coming from. It would also be nice if I can change the source account for the next instance as sometimes I do that.0
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