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I completely agree. I Often buy something in one transaction and then maybe return one part of it, but since it doesn't automatically zero out the amount in the spending plan I have to hide the the transactions when I return them. Impossible to do without messing it all up if the transaction included other things

4 years over 200 votes…It would be great to hear from a coach on this one. Thanks.

This is not it ... you can split, BUT you can't chabge dates for every split transaction. That is what we need. I may pay a bill that covers a utility for 6 months. I want to split it in 6 and assign each to separate month

I need the ability to categorize a split transaction with 2 different merchants. For example, if I pay for a friend at 2 different restaurants and they then send a single PayPal to me to reimburse, I'd like to split it and categorize each part as the restaurant I paid for so my friend's portion gets cancelled out. This way I can still see that I paid the full amount but in reports and things it only shows the amount I actually paid for myself.

@RobWilk

I did not say I was questioning the bank's amount (although banks are not infallible). I said I need to verify the amount of money I think I have in my bank matches the amount of money my bank says I have.

I have multiple accounts across multiple banks. I often move money among them and it can take up to 10 days for monies to land. I input movements in Quicken when I make the transfers; the corresponding deposits often don't show up for several days. A daily balance helps track these movements and ensure I did what I think I did.

Also, I can tell the bank "You're wrong… ." I have caught many bank fees that were assessed incorrectly. Why is the bank's balance $65 less than mine? Because there was an interest charge (trailing interest is a new one) that occurred when the post office failed to deliver a payment on time due to the flood / hurricane / fill in the blank.

It is much easier and quicker to check the balance on a given day (maybe twice per month) and then investigate why the balances between two dates don't match, than it is to monitor each transaction in that same timeframe. I only want to look at the line level if I need to. If the balances match, there are no issues and I don't need to look at the line items.