In microsoft.public.money, Jim wrote:

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No third category hierarchy. You could institute a Classification
for Person. You can delete the classification if you find it not
worthwhile.

Enter "classification" into the Ask Money box of Help.

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Perhaps you could reorganize to birthday-Mary, birthday-Jim, etc.




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That works too.

You can't create a sub-sub-cartegory, but think of using a classification
instead. Then you can look at your classifications and view reports based on
these. The classification would be the person.

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Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money
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"Jim" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Is there a way to create a third category partition? I
currently have a category called 'gifts', with
subcategories of 'birthday', 'christmas', etc. I use the
memo field to record to whom the gift was given.
Unfortunately, I cannot sort and subtotal on the memo
field. My only known option is to download to excel and
sort on the memo field . although I'd like to do it
directly from Money.

Thank you!