Money 98: Debt Planner Amounts Set to Zero
  
PSS ID Number: Q173875
Article last modified on 08-19-1998
 
WINDOWS:98
 
WINDOWS
 

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The information in this article applies to:
 
 - Microsoft Money 98
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SYMPTOMS
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In the Debt Reduction Planner, the Bills found under Take Action may
display no value or a value of zero ($0.00) in the amount field.
 
CAUSE
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This can occur when you remove a bill from the Debt Reduction Planner
(DRP).
 
RESOLUTION
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This is resolved by viewing a different screen or by editing a bill.
 
STATUS
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Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products
listed at the beginning of this article.
 
MORE INFORMATION
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Viewing a Different Screen
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1. Click Planner on the navigation bar.
 
2. Click Goal Planner, and then click Take Action.
 
Editing a Bill
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1. Click to select a bill that has zero as the amount.
 
2. If you receive the following message click Yes.
 
     Money sees that you've already set up a payment for this bill
     in the Bill Calendar. Do you want to replace the existing bill
     with one that the Debt Planner will manage? Click Yes to replace
     the existing bill. Click No to the existing bill, and have the
     Debt Planner add new bill to the Bill Calendar. Click Cancel to
     go back to the Debt Planner without changing any bills.
 
3. Click Edit Bill.
 
4. Add any necessary information and click OK.
 
Additional query words: w_money 6.0 woody
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Keywords          : kbdta kbonline 
Version           : WINDOWS:98
Platform          : WINDOWS
Issue type        : kbbug
Solution Type     : kbnofix
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Copyright Microsoft Corporation 1998.