[GNC] Tweak of Memorized Transactions

[GAH]

I agree.

On 3/24/2019 2:59 PM, Jack Slater wrote:
> Good ideas.
>
>> On Mar 24, 2019, at 1:52 PM, Dale Alspach <alspachde at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> This is really a request for enhancement but I thought I would see what
>> others thought before formally adding it.
>>
>> I use the Memo line once in a while for purchases at some stores, but
>> usually it is left blank. In single line mode later I will enter another
>> purchase at the same store, the memorized transaction fills the Memo field
>> with the memo from the earlier transaction which is not relevant for this
>> one. Further this is hidden in single line mode so the transaction is
>> posted with the bogus memo. This produces false positives when searching on
>> the memo field.
>>
>> I could use auto-split mode but this is annoying when most transactions do
>> not need the extra steps. To overcome this issue it would be convenient to
>> have one or both of these options in the Preferences:
>> 1. Automatically open the detail (split) view if any of the Memo fields of
>> the proposed transaction are not empty.
>> 2. Do not insert the contents of Memo fields in memorized transactions (in
>> single line mode?).
>>
>> Do other users want something like this?
>>
>> Dale
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