I'd check the customize settings for the report to make sure they are not
set to roll-up below some percentage of the report.

I haven't used M98 since it came out in fall of '97--and then only for a
short time since it was so very buggy. I can't tell you exactly which
settings to look for. But many reports have similar settings.

I'm also a little worried because, from your description, I'm not sure what
you have done or are trying to do. I think you are mixing what Money calls
Accounts with what Money calls Categories. Nor is it clear that your
***transactions*** are actually getting Categorized. Unassigned tends to
indicate that actual transactions are not getting the correct Categories
applied.

"Mike" <francisco9[at]att.net> wrote in message
news:1134941235.050752.155040[at]g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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Hello!

After setting up a few dozen expense accounts and entering buedget
amounts for each, I set up the three : OTHER INCOME
accounts. No problem!!!!


Then I set up two accounts: RETIREMENT : SOCIAL SECURITY and
RETIREMENT : PENSION. ( I did not use the default title for those two;
I simply deleted the default titles and entered a shorter version,
i.e -I deleted Social Security Benefits,and I simply set up SOCIAL
SECURITY.

Then I went into BUDGET and entered a MONTHLY amount for each. Also
great!

BUT, when I got into REPORT- I saw this: UNASSIGNED and the dollar
amount of ALL income accounts combined, and under neath, ONLY THE WORD
"RETIREMENT", with the combined dollar amount of the two
retirement accounts

I know there is one small quirk somewhere in the way I'm setting this
stuff up, but it only happened in these two accounts. The Expense
Accounts are just fine.

I thought it might be because I deleted the default income account
titles, and entered my own. I did that with MANY expense accounts with
no problems.... it's provided for in the program.

Thanks for any help I can get on this obstinate little Money 98! - I
spent so much time on just this INCOME problem...everything else was a
breeze!
Mike