cannot get register to stop auto naming
Roamer321
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cannot get register to stop auto naming transactions like the last time I entered
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In Quicken go into the Memorized Payee List. Click the blue question mark button to bring up Quicken Help positioned to a page about Memorized Payees, how to create, how to edit, etc. I hope that answers your questions.
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if by "stop auto naming a transaction" you are referring to Quicken automatically entering a payees name when you type the first few letters, then follow these stepsYou can turn off the auto-memorizing of new payees in the Quicken Preferences.
- Select Edit menu > Preferences.
- In the left pane, select Data entry and QuickFill.
- Click to clear the Automatically memorize new payees checkbox, and then click OK.
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> @The Keeper said:
> if by "stop auto naming a transaction" you are referring to Quicken automatically entering a payees name when you type the first few letters, then follow these steps
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> You can turn off the auto-memorizing of new payees in the Quicken Preferences.* Select Edit menu > Preferences.
> * In the left pane, select Data entry and QuickFill.
> * Click to clear the Automatically memorize new payees checkbox, and then click OK.
Sorry no that is not what I mean. My problem is let's say I buy something from Amazon and categorize it as groceries and in the memo I put candy. After that, every Amazon transaction I download from my bank gets categorized as groceries and candy. I would rather it leave those fields blank.0 -
Roamer321 said:...
Sorry no that is not what I mean. My problem is let's say I buy something from Amazon and categorize it as groceries and in the memo I put candy. After that, every Amazon transaction I download from my bank gets categorized as groceries and candy. I would rather it leave those fields blank.
Blank out Memo and Category. Put a checkmark into the "Lock this ..." box. Make sure the "Mark as paid" checkbox is blank. Save the entry.
Now you have a "model MPL entry" which Quicken can use for every Amazon purchase.
If there are multiple Amazon MPL entries, delete all but the model entry.
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> @UKR said:
> In that case, please go into Tools / Memorized Payee List (MPL) and edit the Amazon entry.
> Blank out Memo and Category. Put a checkmark into the "Lock this ..." box. Make sure the "Mark as paid" checkbox is blank. Save the entry.
> Now you have a "model MPL entry" which Quicken can use for every Amazon purchase.
> If there are multiple Amazon MPL entries, delete all but the model entry.
Thanks, I made these changes, and next download I will see if they work. On that Memorized Payee List what do the columns "Never Auto-Categorize" and "Show a payee on the Memorized Payee List" mean or do? And how do these payees get on this list in the first place?0 -
In Quicken go into the Memorized Payee List. Click the blue question mark button to bring up Quicken Help positioned to a page about Memorized Payees, how to create, how to edit, etc. I hope that answers your questions.
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