In microsoft.public.money, Brian W wrote:

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A transfer does not have a category, or viewed alternatively, the
category is Transfer.

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You could try putting specific Payees on the transfers that you
don't want included and then exclude those Payees. Just an idea.

You may have to export your report(s) to Excel to accomplish what
you want.

I have a side business that I setup some expense and income categories for.
I wanted to print a report that has the income, expenses and transfers
related to those categories. I customize the report and, I click to deselect
all categories then select only the expense and income categories that I
want. There is a tab where you select type, if I select all types (income,
expenses and transfers) it behaves incorrectly (displays all transfers, even
those whose categories are NOT selected will display) but if I do them as
separate types, then I get the right information.

BW

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Brian W wrote:

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I am not sure what you are trying to achieve, but have you tried the
IncludeTransfers checkbox on the Category tab when you customize?

I am wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if they have any work
arounds:

If I customize a report to show all transactions for a specific set of
categories (deliberately chosen) then choose all types of transactions, I
get ALL the transfers that are in the time period whether or not they are in
the selected categories or not. I have to do select in come as type, then
expense then transfers so I have three reports or I get ALL the transfers in
the database that fall in the date range.

Any suggestions?

thanks,

Brian W.