OK, as I understand it after we import checking transactions for a small 
business...
For each Vendor Payment we must first create a Bill and then Pay that bill so 
that it remains associated with the vendor. That's a lot of clicking and typing.
So would this work?
In the chart of accounts under say... Expenses > Office Supplies
we create sub accounts for each Office supply vendor...
Than from the check register just assign that payment to that account...
Now we are tracking total office supply expenses and how much we spent with 
each vendor.
We are considering this for 2017 transactions as we are under a very short 
deadline to come up with some numbers and every step we save helps.
What do you think?
Thanks,
Fran3
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