Paycheck - Auto Entry
TimMarciniak
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A few weeks ago, I had to re-enter both paychecks for my wife and me. Now I notice I cannot set these to automatically enter more than 6 days in advance. Is there a reason? Is this a new bug? Or what am I doing wrong? Before, I had set this to two weeks so I could easily see the next payday.
Windows 11
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Strange I'm seeing the same on the up arrow. But you can type in a higher number.Signature:
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Thanks!!! Okay I feel stupid...but I tried that last night. I did just notice it didn't let me type in two digits until I backspaced over the first one. Any why on earth would the dropdown stop at 6 instead of maybe 31.Windows 11
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TimMarciniak said:Thanks!!! Okay I feel stupid...but I tried that last night. I did just notice it didn't let me type in two digits until I backspaced over the first one. Any why on earth would the dropdown stop at 6 instead of maybe 31.Windows 10 64-bit 1909
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Newsflash... it's up to 36.57 now.Windows 11
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TimMarciniak said:Thanks!!! Okay I feel stupid...but I tried that last night. I did just notice it didn't let me type in two digits until I backspaced over the first one. Any why on earth would the dropdown stop at 6 instead of maybe 31.You want to tab-select or mouse-click the field in such a way that the "6" becomes highlighted (white number on blue background). Then, when you start typing, the "6" will be replaced with your typed "31".I don't know about the "can't use the up arrow to increment the number beyond 6" issue.
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TimMarciniak said:Newsflash... it's up to 36.57 now.Signature:
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