Did Confucius say that "a gentleman loves money and takes it wisely"?

When browsing online recently, I found that some netizens attributed the copyright of the sentence "A gentleman loves money and has a good way to get it" to Confucius, and some even confirmed that this sentence came from The Analects of Confucius and Zhang Zi. However, does this sentence really come from Confucius? The author revisited the Analects of Confucius for this matter and found no expression that "a gentleman loves money and takes it wisely". Instead, he found a passage with similar meaning. The original text is "Confucius said:' Being rich and expensive is what people want; If you don't follow the path, there is nowhere. (Confucius said: it is everyone's wish to get rich and be an official, and it is unacceptable for a gentleman not to obtain it through proper methods and channels. For the above, see the Analects of Confucius. Undoubtedly, the positive outlook on life represented by this passage of Confucius and his thought of treating ill-gotten wealth as a floating cloud have a great influence on later scholars. Therefore, based on the language described in The Analects of Confucius, "a gentleman loves money and takes it wisely" appears in books such as Zengguang Xianwen, and then becomes a well-known epigram. In fact, many idioms and allusions active in spoken or written Chinese today come from Confucian classics or works of a hundred schools of thought contend. Some of them were slightly modified by later generations according to the language and writing norms at that time during their circulation and use. For example, in "Mencius", "poverty is the only way to be immune, ambition is the best way to help the world" is recited by modern people as "ambition is the best way to help the world". Fortunately, this modification often does not hinder the understanding of its original intention. It is worth noting that there is a kind of "mistaken correction", such as changing the "from bad to worse" in Zhuangzi to the modern "from bad to worse", which fundamentally distorts the original intention. If modern people encounter such problems, they should check the source of the original text.