Multibit Wallet & Addresses

[locopao]

Just a quick (and stupid) question...

I use the Multibit wallet and i have a lot of addresses.

I know the total amount of my wallet, but is there a way to see how much i got in each address? Or how can i send coins to someone choosing the address to send from?

I hope you understand what i am trying to say.

[Small]

Just a quick (and stupid) question...

I use the Multibit wallet and i have a lot of addresses.

I know the total amount of my wallet, but is there a way to see how much i got in each address? Or how can i send coins to someone choosing the address to send from?

I hope you understand what i am trying to say.

Try getting the address, copy it
and then

http://www.blockchain.info/address/INSERT-ADDRESS-HERE

[ranochigo]

Just a quick (and stupid) question...

I use the Multibit wallet and i have a lot of addresses.

I know the total amount of my wallet, but is there a way to see how much i got in each address? Or how can i send coins to someone choosing the address to send from?

I hope you understand what i am trying to say.

There should be tabs on the left. Click on it and you can see the amount in that address. A send tab should be visible at the middle, click on it and fill up the necessary information and send.

[krigger]

You can check every transaction by clickling on it.

Then click on "Show transaction details"
And then "View at blockchain.info".
There you can see transaction details.
Also you can see all transactions from that address and total amount you got in that wallet.

[locopao]

Ok thanks for your answers but :

Try getting the address, copy it
and then

http://www.blockchain.info/address/INSERT-ADDRESS-HERE

I know that, i am asking if there is a way through the wallet itself.

There should be tabs on the left. Click on it and you can see the amount in that address. A send tab should be visible at the middle, click on it and fill up the necessary information and send.

The only open tabs i got are the "send" "request" and "transactions". On the left side there is only one tab, showing the wallet.

You can check every transaction by clickling on it.

Then click on "Show transaction details"
And then "View at blockchain.info".
There you can see transaction details.
Also you can see all transactions from that address and total amount you got in that wallet.

I also know how to check the transactions, but this realy doesn't answer my op question.

How to see in a flash how much each of my addresses have.

Or the most important, how to send from a specific address.

Thanks again for your time.

[Gws24]

Both are not possible in multibit. If you want to choose the address to send from then I only know of the bitcoin core client that has something like it: it let's you choose which inputs you want to use but those are obviously different from addresses so maybe not exactly what you want.

If you really want to separate adresses in multibit then the only way to do it is to use a new wallet for each address; but then you loose the ability to send from multiple addresses.

[locopao]

Both are not possible in multibit. If you want to choose the address to send from then I only know of the bitcoin core client that has something like it: it let's you choose which inputs you want to use but those are obviously different from addresses so maybe not exactly what you want.

If you really want to separate adresses in multibit then the only way to do it is to use a new wallet for each address; but then you loose the ability to send from multiple addresses.

Yep, that's a nice idea! And a very simple solution 

I'll give it a try then, and maybe i'll try the electrum wallet, too.

Thanks for your help.

[Suntouri]

Push View at blockchain.info button

[locopao]

Push View at blockchain.info button

i was looking for something else. I got my answer from Gws24. Simply, i cannot do it with multibit.

see here:

Both are not possible in multibit. If you want to choose the address to send from then I only know of the bitcoin core client that has something like it: it let's you choose which inputs you want to use but those are obviously different from addresses so maybe not exactly what you want.

If you really want to separate adresses in multibit then the only way to do it is to use a new wallet for each address; but then you loose the ability to send from multiple addresses.

to send from A SPECIFIC address the solution is new wallet for each address.