Virgin Money Flexible ISA

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This is probably obvious but I am not used to dealing with Flexible ISAs
I subscribed £10k to a Virgin Money fixed rate ISA in December 2020 which matured in October 2021. The account was automatically converted into an easy access flexible ISA and I then withdrew all but £1.
I replaced the £10k on 4th April 2022 and then withdrew it on 7th April 2022 leaving £1 in the account. This I believe preserves the tax free status and my 2022/2023 £20k allowance.
I would just like confirmation that I can continue to move up to £10k in and out of the account this tax year without affecting either its tax free status or my 2022/2023 £20k allowance in any way.
I subscribed £10k to a Virgin Money fixed rate ISA in December 2020 which matured in October 2021. The account was automatically converted into an easy access flexible ISA and I then withdrew all but £1.
I replaced the £10k on 4th April 2022 and then withdrew it on 7th April 2022 leaving £1 in the account. This I believe preserves the tax free status and my 2022/2023 £20k allowance.
I would just like confirmation that I can continue to move up to £10k in and out of the account this tax year without affecting either its tax free status or my 2022/2023 £20k allowance in any way.
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I cannot see anywhere prominent on VM, although I have seen this elsewhere, such as on my M&G ISA.
I assume that this only applies to each individual bank/FI as VM or M&G would not know if I had subscribed elsewhere in the current tax year.
Unfortunately, this tax year is fine for my tax on interest limits with next year being my big concern. It just feels odd moving all my instant cash to an ISA not for tax purposes but just for the rate.
I subscribed to a new VM Exclusive fixed ISA in January which was not challenged.
Now they have rejected a transfer into the old easy access Flexible ISA saying that I have already put new money into another ISA in this tax year.
I have opened a new thread today asking if VM are actually correct and that my interpretation was incorrect.