<tease>I don't see all my accounts in the <emph>Account</emph> box.</tease>
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<p>Money forecasts the balances of your day-to-day accounts only, such as your checking, savings, and investment cash accounts. It does not include asset or retirement accounts, or closed or deleted accounts.</p>
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<tease>I can't delete some items from my cash flow.</tease>
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<p>Because Money uses information from many areas in your Money file, deleting some items would delete them from your Money file. For example, you cannot delete existing transactions unless you do so from your account register. You also must delete budget items from the Budget Planner, instead of from the <emph>Review cash flow</emph> page. You can hide them in cash flow, however, so they do not affect your results.</p>
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<tease>There is a strange transaction in my cash flow forecast or bills area.</tease>
<reveal>
<p>If you see a transaction you don't recognize, it may be that you accepted the changes in a cash flow what-if scenario. If you did this in error, you can simply delete the transaction.</p>
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<tease>The cash flow forecast said my balance would be at a certain level on a certain date, but it was incorrect.</tease>
<reveal>
<p>Forecasts always have the possibility of inaccuracy, especially forecasts that project far into the future or that calculate unscheduled transactions. You should use Money's forecast primarily as a guideline and a way to avoid allowing your balances to dip below zero.</p>
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<tease>I don't understand where Money gets my trended items.</tease>
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<p>Money forecasts your future spending based on your past transactions. For example, if you purchase groceries about five times per month and spend an average of $35 each time, you will see a trended item in your cash flow review estimating what you spend on groceries each week. You can change how Money forecasts each trended item. <alink type="prcdr" href="Changehowmoneyforecastsatrendeditem.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I don't understand why the budget amounts in my cash flow are different from the amounts in the Budget Planner.</tease>
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<p>You can select any date range you want to view in your cash flow forecast. Money then recalculates the information in the Accounts & Bills area and in the Budget Planner so that you have a good idea of your income and expenses for the time period you choose.</p>
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<tease>I don't see some of my budget items in my cash flow forecast.</tease>
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<p>By default, Money forecasts cash flow using only budget items that occur once a month or more often. If a budget item occurs only once a year, such as a vacation, Money excludes it. However, you can tell Money to forecast using all budget items. <alink type="prcdr" href="Changehowmoneyforecastscashflow.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I've added new transactions, but they aren't reflected in my trended item calculations.</tease>
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<p>To have Money recalculate your trended items using recent transactions:</p>
<ol>
<li>Click <emph>Cash Flow Review</emph> on the <emph>Accounts & Bills</emph> menu. </li>
<li>In the left pane, click <emph>Customize cash flow</emph>.</li>
<li>Under <emph>For cash flow forecasting, use</emph>, select and hold the <emph>Amounts calculated from past trends</emph> radio button for a second. When you release, you should see an hourglass momentarily. </li>
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<p>The trended items in your cash flow review should now include your most recent transactions.</p>
