I've had trouble with the following scenarios with Quicken 4 for Windows:
On entering my wife's paycheck as a deposit (direct deposited) to our 
checking account, I break down the various deductions (taxes, etc.) and 
identify them by category (using SPLITS).  One entry on the paycheck stub 
represents money put into an after tax fund, which is no problem. I have 
created an investment account for that fund.  Another entry on the paycheck 
stub represents company matching put into that same fund.
Is there any way I can show that money going into the fund directly?  If I 
try to put money into that account, I need to specify where it is being 
transferred from - and it's not being transferred from another of my accounts 
- it's outside money!
For now, in the splits on the paycheck, I make a negative entry for the 
amount and assign it to the fund, and I make a positive entry and assign it 
to a bogus account, but this doesn't really solve the problem at all, just 
lets the splits add up right.  The bogus account is now short the amount I 
transferred!
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Carlos.Hidalgo@pcohio.com
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