Use the "Portfolio" screen. To get there, either click on the
"Portfolio" icon on the icon bar or choose "Investing -> Portfolio" from
the menu bar.

On this screen you will see your investment account and all the funds
you own within that account. You can click on the "+" sign next to the
fund and see a register for that particular investment in that account.

Hope this helps,
Ted.


Gene wrote:
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On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 09:31:37 -0700, "Gene" <ehockenb[at]hotmail.com> wrote:

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Your funds should not be set up as accounts, but rather as investments which
you BUY within your accounts.


--ron

I've set up an investment account, but I have multiple
funds (accounts) with the same company. I would like to
have the Investment Account in Money be top level, like
MFS Investments, then add investments to the account for
each of my individual funds. When I do this and I click
on the investment, the registry comes up with ALL of the
transactions for all of the funds with that company. Any
way to have each individual investment show up with its
own register, or is there a better way to group
investments under a main heading? Thanks