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| I go into Monthly Income and Expenses. I customize it for Rows & Columns|Transfers|Include transfers to or from accounts not in this report. I set it to Account|[just my checking account] and Category|Clear all. I get what I think you are looking for. There are ways to get the same type of information with many other reports as well. E.g., customize an account transactions report by Payee and/or Account. "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:95546492-EAD0-4CD8-8997-6463C689F856[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I tried to customize Income/Expense report but i don't think I can be able > to > see CC Bill Payments (in total) on that report. > I just like see how much do I spend on my credit cards every month? This > could be summation of all the transaction under all credit account or any > selected credit card account(s). |
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| mubaig75 wrote: - quote - > I like to track/see how much am I paying on credit cards every
Payees> month. I selected Credit Card Payments/Transfers category but it > shows $0.00. How can track it? > Thanks RC the CC account go to details |
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| I tried to customize Income/Expense report but i don't think I can be able to see CC Bill Payments (in total) on that report. I just like see how much do I spend on my credit cards every month? This could be summation of all the transaction under all credit account or any selected credit card account(s). Thanks "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > To answer questions in order: > Transfer: is normative and always useful. This is very good. Credit Card > Payment: is just like transfer in almost all ways, but is only meaningful > for Transfers to credit card accounts. Since it's essentially just like > Transfer but Transfer is universal, why not use Transfer and be done with > it? Thus, Credit Card Payment: is only good. Bills:Credit Cards is just > another expense category. It precludes making the credit card expenses > separately track-able. This is less good or even bad, depending on what your > goal of using Money is. If you want to track spending at a granular level, > it's bad. > Back to your problem. > If you customize an Income and Expense report to include Transfers, you > should be able to see them. I'd give you precise click paths, but I'm not at > a machine that has any version installed. But you can get there with and of > several customized reports. > "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:A4E84354-5F80-4965-A577-EBC1893A1268[at]microsoft.com... > > Actually, in my checking account I categorize my CC payments as "Credit > Card > > Payments: Name of CC" special category. |
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| To answer questions in order: Transfer: is normative and always useful. This is very good. Credit Card Payment: is just like transfer in almost all ways, but is only meaningful for Transfers to credit card accounts. Since it's essentially just like Transfer but Transfer is universal, why not use Transfer and be done with it? Thus, Credit Card Payment: is only good. Bills:Credit Cards is just another expense category. It precludes making the credit card expenses separately track-able. This is less good or even bad, depending on what your goal of using Money is. If you want to track spending at a granular level, it's bad. Back to your problem. If you customize an Income and Expense report to include Transfers, you should be able to see them. I'd give you precise click paths, but I'm not at a machine that has any version installed. But you can get there with and of several customized reports. "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A4E84354-5F80-4965-A577-EBC1893A1268[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Actually, in my checking account I categorize my CC payments as "Credit Card > Payments: Name of CC" special category. |
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| Actually, in my checking account I categorize my CC payments as "Credit Card Payments: Name of CC" special category. "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > First of all, "Credit Card Payments/Transfer" category is Evil, assuming you > are not using Essential Register, and should be deleted with prejudice. See > http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=167. If you are using Essential Register, > you might also get the input that it is Evil as well. > Second of all, how are you "categorizing" your TRANSFERS of money to the > credit card accounts? Transfer:[name of credit card account] is very good. > Credit Card Payment::[name of credit card account] is good. Bill:Credit Card > is less good. > "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:46423319-FA0F-423D-B699-264E466458CC[at]microsoft.com... > > I like to track/see how much am I paying on credit cards every month. I > > selected Credit Card Payments/Transfers category but it shows $0.00. How > can > > track it? |
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| I m using "Credit Card Payment::[Credit Card Name]" special category. Can you please also tell me why Transfer: CC category is 'very good' and CC payment is just 'good' and Bill: Credit Cards is 'less good' ? "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > First of all, "Credit Card Payments/Transfer" category is Evil, assuming you > are not using Essential Register, and should be deleted with prejudice. See > http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=167. If you are using Essential Register, > you might also get the input that it is Evil as well. > Second of all, how are you "categorizing" your TRANSFERS of money to the > credit card accounts? Transfer:[name of credit card account] is very good. > Credit Card Payment::[name of credit card account] is good. Bill:Credit Card > is less good. > "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:46423319-FA0F-423D-B699-264E466458CC[at]microsoft.com... > > I like to track/see how much am I paying on credit cards every month. I > > selected Credit Card Payments/Transfers category but it shows $0.00. How > can > > track it? |
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| First of all, "Credit Card Payments/Transfer" category is Evil, assuming you are not using Essential Register, and should be deleted with prejudice. See http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=167. If you are using Essential Register, you might also get the input that it is Evil as well. Second of all, how are you "categorizing" your TRANSFERS of money to the credit card accounts? Transfer:[name of credit card account] is very good. Credit Card Payment::[name of credit card account] is good. Bill:Credit Card is less good. "mubaig75" <mubaig75[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:46423319-FA0F-423D-B699-264E466458CC[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I like to track/see how much am I paying on credit cards every month. I > selected Credit Card Payments/Transfers category but it shows $0.00. How can > track it? |
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| I like to track/see how much am I paying on credit cards every month. I selected Credit Card Payments/Transfers category but it shows $0.00. How can track it? Thanks |
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