Ah, thank you. I knew I had skipped over something!

Thanks for the quick response.

"Glyn Simpson, MVP" <glyn[at]serf.org> wrote in message
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if you customise the report, press the 'details' tab, there is a 'type'
dropdown box. change this to 'all types' instead of 'payments'.

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"Yohan" <bob[at]bob.com> wrote in message
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Note: The Budget seems to take credits into consideration, so this problem
isn't as bad as I thought. But if there are any solutions, that would be
great too!

"Yohan" <bob[at]bob.com> wrote in message
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I'm having trouble generating accurate reports. I just downloaded the
Microsoft Money 2005 Trial and haven't yet set up a budget, so I don't know
if that is affected too.

The problem is, I have several transactions assigned to a specific category.
Some of them are charges (I bought something), and some of them are credits
(I returned an item). The report only shows charges, so spending in certain
categories is much higher than the actual amount.

I searched for an option to change this, but wasn't able to find it. How
would I go about telling Money to find the net amount spend, rather than the
literal amount "spent"?

Thanks!