Intuit, Inc.

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Andrew D Holmes

David B DeGraaff

Teresa Lynn Roberts

Harold E Schoolcraft

Puja Ramani

Jeffrey A Langston

Sylvain Tremblay

Raymond P Trounday

Lee Horigan

David McMurtry

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that facilitates dividing financial data to facilitate simultaneous modifications by multiple users. During operation, the system receives division-criteria, which facilitates dividing financial-data into a first subset and a second subset. Next, the system creates a copy of the financial-data which includes the division-criteria. The system then allows a first user to modify the first subset of the financial-data. The system also sends the copy of the financial-data to a second user, thereby enabling the second user to modify the second subset of the financial-data in the copy of the financial-data to create a change file. Subsequently, the system receives the change file from the second user, wherein the change file comprises modifications to the financial-data. Finally, the system merges the change file into the financial-data.

Dividing financial-data to facilitate simultaneous modifications by multiple users

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that facilitates simultaneous modifications to financial-data by a first user and a second user. During operation, the system creates a copy of a financial-data file. The system then allows the first user to modify the financial-data file. The system also sends the copy of the financial-data file to the second user, thereby enabling the second user to modify the financial-data file to create a change file. Next, the system receives the change file from the second user, wherein the change file includes modifications to financial-data within the financial-data file. Finally, the system merges the change file into the financial-data file.

Method and apparatus for facilitating simultaneous modifications to financial-data by multiple users

A system, method, computer program product, and user interface for tracking multiple exchange rates for transactions in a financial software application. Historical exchange rates are applied to transactions involving currency conversions, and accurate reports are generated by retrieving appropriate historical rates according to the dates of the transactions. Exchange rates are stored by associating them with individual transactions or with date ranges. Generated reports accurately reflect historical exchange rate information where applicable.

Multiple exchange rate tracking in a financial transaction manager

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Andrew D Holmes