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Well, dammit, apparently Authorize.net doesn't have a reporting API thingamabobber available.
Oh well. It's not as hard as I thought to write something fairly automated in Perl, so that's okay, at least.
Oh well. It's not as hard as I thought to write something fairly automated in Perl, so that's okay, at least.
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Perl question ahead. ISO assistance regarding remaining logged in while I do things.
[eta] Why do I even bother? I found a workaround.
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[eta] Why do I even bother? I found a workaround.
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There may be a better way to do this, but whatever.
In Excel, I have column A, which shows all amounts, and column B, which shows the date the transaction was cleared. (Mmm, banking.) I wanted to show a total of what had not yet cleared.
So.
In Excel, I have column A, which shows all amounts, and column B, which shows the date the transaction was cleared. (Mmm, banking.) I wanted to show a total of what had not yet cleared.
So.
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(a) Augh, dentist tomorrow, at 7a. Which means I'm getting up at 5:45a. Oh god.
On the bright side, I received my EoB from the dentist insurance folk, and it's not that bad. I'll pay it once it turns into a bill.
(b) I downloaded some freeware checking thing, and obnoxiously, it's almost perfect. Except free, not open source. And desktop program, not web app. Still, I'm studying it. I like the idea of "automatically load bills &c".
On the bright side, I received my EoB from the dentist insurance folk, and it's not that bad. I'll pay it once it turns into a bill.
(b) I downloaded some freeware checking thing, and obnoxiously, it's almost perfect. Except free, not open source. And desktop program, not web app. Still, I'm studying it. I like the idea of "automatically load bills &c".