Transfers go between two accounts. When both of them are 'budget' accounts -
ie, marked so in their account details, then transfers between them do not
appear in the budget because the budget is really one big pot of money and
you're doing the equivalent of taking it out of a pocket and putting it
another.

When you remove one of the accounts (use the account details to uncheck the
option to mark the account as a budget account), then the money is being
removed (or added, depending on the account removed) from the budget and an
entry will be shown in the budget to mark this as the equivalent of taking
the cash out of your pocket and putting it somewhere you can't get at it
immediately.

--
Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money
http://money.mvps.org

Check http://money.mvps.org/faq for tips and fixes for MS Money. To send
Microsoft your product wishes see http://money.mvps.org/wishes.aspx

I do not respond to any unsolicited email regarding Money

"smokiibear" <HHDTNZONPAKN[at]spammotel.com> wrote in message
news:Xns962D525BAC857smokiibear[at]207.46.248.16...
- quote -

- quote -

can you please break down what you're saying. I'm not clear how to
implement what you're saying. I've tried, but to no avail.

Thanks.

Smokii

You could remove the destination account from the report, then it might
appear to be an expense.

--
Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money
http://money.mvps.org

Check http://money.mvps.org/faq for tips and fixes for MS Money. To send
Microsoft your product wishes see http://money.mvps.org/wishes.aspx

I do not respond to any unsolicited email regarding Money

"smokiibear" <HHDTNZONPAKN[at]spammotel.com> wrote in message
news:Xns962AC84FE9BD9smokiibear[at]207.46.248.16...
- quote -

I can I, or is it possible, to consider an account transfer as an expense
that shows up in a monthly cash flow report?

smokii