Hi ewan,
Thanks for your post.
When you created the rule, make sure you chose the rule type as 'Automated rule'. This is a rule that will be automatically applied to transactions matching criteria you enter. Once done, the automated rule you created will be applied to existing and future transactions that match the rule conditions. More information regarding this can be found here.
Feel free to post again anytime if you require further assistance.
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Best regards,
Doreen
this didn't answer the question
How can you allocate a rule to multiple entries. I have imported a qif, the rules made (all with automatic) didn't allocate automatically. the link to the user guide doesn't say how do this is bulk?
also why would an import not auto allocate?
Hi ADG001,
Sorry to hear we've missed the mark with our previous answer. When you create a bank rule, it should automatically apply to all bank transactions that meet the conditions specified in the rule. So, if you have multiple transactions that match the criteria, the rule should be applied to all of them. If this isn't happening with your imported bank transactions, we need to dig a bit deeper to find out what's causing the issue. Our support team can help with this. You can connect with them by creating a case through MyAccount or using one of the various support options available here.
Cheers,
Princess
