I hope one day it will be replaced.
Lets say I have these : 'Adams Service', 'James Adams' and 'Clark and Adams'. I do not use them very often.
Typing 'Ada' in the search box would show all 3 of them (plus maybe some others) and I would select the correct one.
Same thing with 'categories'. Typing 'res' would show 'Business:restaurant' as well as 'Outings:restaurant'
Without results, it would start a new entry.
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Search using 'contains' instead of 'beginwith'
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Re: Search using 'contains' instead of 'beginwith'
Have you tried to use asterisks, as pattern for search?
https://moneymanagerex.org/moneymanager ... l#section8
https://moneymanagerex.org/moneymanager ... l#section8
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Re: Search using 'contains' instead of 'beginwith'
Mar* will work ONLY if the payee's name BEGIN with 'Mar' not for 'Robert Marchessault'
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Re: Search using 'contains' instead of 'beginwith'
Try using a regular expression, like .*ada.* or .*Mar.* I'm not sure which search boxes it works in, and it doesn't seem to care about upper and lower case. Some of them might need "regex:" at the start.
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Re: Search using 'contains' instead of 'beginwith'
If it worked like the Category Manager, the problem would probably be solved.
I propose to submit the request to https://github.com/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex/issues
I propose to submit the request to https://github.com/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex/issues
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