Is it easy [even possible would be OK :o)] to get the results of a 'find' spanning several criteria. E.g., all transactions in category 'business expenses" with amount >$1000 or all "interest income" transactions with payee "john doe". /Bernie\
Multi-field findes
Jun 22, 2018
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"Bernie Cosell" wrote
Is it easy [even possible would be OK :o)] to get the results of a 'find' spanning several criteria. E.g., all transactions in category 'business expenses" with amount >$1000 or all "interest income" transactions with payee "john doe".
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Why must it be a "Find"?
You can run a Banking > Transaction report with those criteria.
When the report has displayed the transactions you're interested in, you can do several things with the displayed transactions.
You can delete some, or all, of them. You can modify the payee name for some, or all, of them. You can edit the memo for some, or all, of them.
You can change the category for any/all of them that are not split transactions. You can change the tag for any/all of them that are not split transactions.
[You can select multiple transactions in the report, as you would select multiple files in Windows Explorer.]
2018 ... Export a report to Excel and do anything you desire via formula, vbs or Powershell.
} "Bernie Cosell" wrote } } Is it easy [even possible would be OK :o)] to get the results of a 'find' } spanning several criteria. E.g., all transactions in category 'business } expenses" with amount >$1000 or all "interest income" transactions with } payee "john doe". } --------------------------------------------------------- } } Why must it be a "Find"?
} You can run a Banking > Transaction report with those criteria.
Out of habit :o) - "find" is what I do when I want to find things It hadn't occurred to me to use a report for that. Thanks!
/B\
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