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Steven_M
Former Staff
Hi NNRk
I wouldn't be looking at creating a rule for that. I would just be bulk allocating all the transactions using the Allocate function to the single required account.
The way I would do that process would be:
- Go through the list of transactions and allocate those transactions that you don't want to be allocated to the one respective account.
- Tick the respective transactions that you want to allocate to the one account i.e. Use the tickbox (far left) of the transaction
- Select the Allocate option and pick the account
All those transactions will be allocated to that one account without the need for a rule. Although, you may want to set up a rule for those individual transactions so they are allocated automatically to prevent you from needing to go through Step 1.
NNRk
2 years agoContributing Cover User
As I mentioned in my previous comment, we live in a regional area and with current internet we sit there watching the MYOB purple circle go round and round (circle of death). A MYOB Consultant recommended us raising this on the Essentials Ideas exchange.