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Jay


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When I originally used VT software I tried cashbook to get used to some of the functions and  prepared a number of test VT files which saved as .vcb file

I can load these into VT transactions by using the " Open with VT transactions+" menu option.

However, I wondered if there was a way to convert the cash book file into a VT transaction+ file?

Thank you 

 

Jay

 

 

 

 



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Shamus


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Go into VT transaction+

File

Change file name or type

choose .vtr option from drop down

ta dah..

HTH,

Shaun.

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Jay


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Hi Shaun.

Once again,  a big thank you.

Jay



-- Edited by Jay on Sunday 8th of March 2015 04:38:07 PM

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