"Maybe I'm just tired but I really wish when I asked questions the responses would either be helpful or that posters would not reply."

And sometimes, it makes sense to the original person posting, but when an outside party reads it, there is some loss of perspective and reference, or a lack of detail that leaves the reader wondering. So, we ask. There is one recent topic here where three peer users each stated our interpretation of what was being stated, because it was that variable as to object and subject, use of pronouns, etc.

For reference, this is not Intuit customer support. End users, who are also busy, are trying to be helpful. A topic that takes too long to read and understand gets a lot fewer replies than one that is well stated. And it's basically a dialog, not AI keyword replies. That means the discussion goes both ways. When you already admit you are confused, what makes you think you explained it with clarity for others? Have a little grace for yourself, that sometimes you are too close to the issue or running the wrong way. Sometimes the questions asked will break loose what is jammed inside your head.

"However, I found assistance on another forum."

It costs nothing but a bit of your time to Share that answer. What you learned elsewhere might be nice to post here, since this is a Peer Community. What you learned might help the next person.

"I really wish when I asked questions the responses would either be helpful or that posters would not reply."

I really wish that people would follow up to either acknowledge the help they get here, or share what worked for them and contribute for others. But, hey, we all get our dreams.