user52395: Lets say my bitcoin address is A1x..
I want to send only 0.01 BTC to B1X..
but when I try to this my electrum wallet tries to this: 
Input:
 5e2fd820...dc20cc83:9   A1x     0.04518834
8fa1efe2...906c5f6a:11   A1x     0.09476086
948d1aa1...7a5c31fa:9    A1x     0.05185725
c19d44fc...0b921636:6    A1x     0.02999874
c708c38b...aff743e8:0    A1x     0.09918895

Output:
     A1x    0.22090994
     B1X    0.10000000

But can't input look like this? I mean shorter for example like this?
B1X    0.10000000

or How can I stop this? I changed options but it didn't work.
**Becuase of this I have to pay 5X or 6X transactions fee
Why does electrum do this?

user85: Say you only have a $20 bill and a $50 bill, but you want to pay someone $1. You're going to have to use the $20 bill and get $19 back to yourself. And until you get those $19 back from your first payment, you can't use them to make other payments.
The same is true with bitcoin. Unless you happen to have an unspent output that is precisely the value you want to sent plus the transaction fee, you're going to have to form a transaction that sends some funds back to yourself.
To avoid having to wait for previous transactions to confirm, make your payments at the same time. You can find directions for how to do this in the electrum documentation. This will save you significantly on transactions because you won't have to make and claim as many change outputs.

52395: <p>Lets say my bitcoin address is A1x..
I want to send only 0.01 BTC to B1X..
but when I try to this my electrum wallet tries to this: </p>

<p>Input:</p>

<pre><code> 5e2fd820...dc20cc83:9   A1x     0.04518834
8fa1efe2...906c5f6a:11   A1x     0.09476086
948d1aa1...7a5c31fa:9    A1x     0.05185725
c19d44fc...0b921636:6    A1x     0.02999874
c708c38b...aff743e8:0    A1x     0.09918895
</code></pre>

<p>Output:</p>

<pre><code>     A1x    0.22090994
     B1X    0.10000000
</code></pre>

<p>But can't input look like this? I mean shorter for example like this?</p>

<pre><code>B1X    0.10000000
</code></pre>

<p>or How can I stop this? I changed options but it didn't work.
**Becuase of this I have to pay 5X or 6X transactions fee
Why does electrum do this?</p>
 85: <p>Say you only have a $20 bill and a $50 bill, but you want to pay someone $1. You're going to have to use the $20 bill and get $19 back to yourself. And until you get those $19 back from your first payment, you can't use them to make other payments.</p>

<p>The same is true with bitcoin. Unless you happen to have an unspent output that is precisely the value you want to sent plus the transaction fee, you're going to have to form a transaction that sends some funds back to yourself.</p>

<p>To avoid having to wait for previous transactions to confirm, make your payments at the same time. You can find directions for how to do this in <a href="http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#can-i-do-bulk-payments-with-electrum" rel="nofollow noreferrer">the electrum documentation</a>. This will save you significantly on transactions because you won't have to make and claim as many change outputs.</p>
