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| "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, NoCouth wrote:
I'm talking about the ones that are "built-in" and available for the home> > > I understand creating reports and saving them as favorites. However, > > regarding the Home Page, I figured out that I can click the green "plus" > > button in upper right which says "customize content or layout" and from there > > I can add or delete certain features on the "Home Page." (I use 07 Hm & Biz, > > BTW). > > > Okay--however, the "Business Snapshot" section shows numbers which are > > totally meaningless. For instance, the "Year to Date Revenue" shows $0; the > > "Year to Date Expenses" shows $23,606 when it should be over $85,000. I > > can't figure out the "root" of where Money is getting this information, and I > > can't figure out, therefore, how to fix it/customize it/ etc. When I click > > on "Year to Date Revenue" for example, I go to the Reports page which happens > > to list the last report I customized. Changing the report which is there > > does nothing to affect the Business Snapshot. I'm using Advanced Reports > > (and advanced everything). How do I correct where and how the Business > > Snapshot gathers its figures? > You can customize and create favorite reports. I don't think you can > put them on the "home" page. Okay -- but I'm not talking about creating or customizing "new" reports... page. The Home Page in 07 Home & Business version has a green "plus" sign in the upper right corner with the words "customize content or layout" -- does the "2007 home" version have this too? Anyway, when you click on this "link" it takes you to a customize page which lists all kinds of "built in" reports, pie charts, bar charts, etc. which you can add to the home page. One of those is called "Business Snapshot" which theoretically lists your YTD revenue, YTD Expenses, MTD revenue, MTD expenses, receivables due by March 31, and Payables due by March 31 (if it's March, of course). Problem is, the YTD revenue = $0 when it's really around $53,000. I do have income categories marked at "business," and I assume that Money is supposed to be adding up its "revenue" numbers from them, but it's not. There's nothing anywhere describing the "makeup" of these Business version home page reports, so I can't troubleshoot why Revenue is Zero and why Expenses are understated. Thanks, anyone, for chipping in with any suggestions. - quote - > > > I noticed that the pie charts are customizable if you click on the "more" > > button and "customize" the report type--- at least the data is customized > > then, but you can't change the "title." I had some income categories showing > > up under "Spending by Category" that I was able to uncheck, and the new pie > > chart on Home Page no longer included those. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, NoCouth wrote: - quote - > I understand creating reports and saving them as favorites. However,
You can customize and create favorite reports. I don't think you can> regarding the Home Page, I figured out that I can click the green "plus" > button in upper right which says "customize content or layout" and from there > I can add or delete certain features on the "Home Page." (I use 07 Hm & Biz, > BTW). > Okay--however, the "Business Snapshot" section shows numbers which are > totally meaningless. For instance, the "Year to Date Revenue" shows $0; the > "Year to Date Expenses" shows $23,606 when it should be over $85,000. I > can't figure out the "root" of where Money is getting this information, and I > can't figure out, therefore, how to fix it/customize it/ etc. When I click > on "Year to Date Revenue" for example, I go to the Reports page which happens > to list the last report I customized. Changing the report which is there > does nothing to affect the Business Snapshot. I'm using Advanced Reports > (and advanced everything). How do I correct where and how the Business > Snapshot gathers its figures? put them on the "home" page. - quote - > I noticed that the pie charts are customizable if you click on the "more" > button and "customize" the report type--- at least the data is customized > then, but you can't change the "title." I had some income categories showing > up under "Spending by Category" that I was able to uncheck, and the new pie > chart on Home Page no longer included those. |
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| Hey Cal - a slight variation of the Home Page Report question: I understand creating reports and saving them as favorites. However, regarding the Home Page, I figured out that I can click the green "plus" button in upper right which says "customize content or layout" and from there I can add or delete certain features on the "Home Page." (I use 07 Hm & Biz, BTW). Okay--however, the "Business Snapshot" section shows numbers which are totally meaningless. For instance, the "Year to Date Revenue" shows $0; the "Year to Date Expenses" shows $23,606 when it should be over $85,000. I can't figure out the "root" of where Money is getting this information, and I can't figure out, therefore, how to fix it/customize it/ etc. When I click on "Year to Date Revenue" for example, I go to the Reports page which happens to list the last report I customized. Changing the report which is there does nothing to affect the Business Snapshot. I'm using Advanced Reports (and advanced everything). How do I correct where and how the Business Snapshot gathers its figures? I noticed that the pie charts are customizable if you click on the "more" button and "customize" the report type--- at least the data is customized then, but you can't change the "title." I had some income categories showing up under "Spending by Category" that I was able to uncheck, and the new pie chart on Home Page no longer included those. I've searched "Help" to no avail. Thanks "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, justwhenithinkihaveitfiguredout wrote: > > 3 > > I would like the pie chart on my "home page" to show either my month to date > > or my year to date spending but no matter that i change that preference under > > the "reports tab" it still shows as the last 30 days on my "home page"? > You can customize reports and save them as Favorites. You can then > view them. You can also set Money to open on a different page than > "Home", such as the Account List or the Reports. > Tools-> Settings-> ProgramSettings-> (Display StartMoneyWithThisPageOpen:AccountList.> You cannot do what you "would like". > > 4 > > i looked at some dummies type books and they seem to only guide me to do a > > task i already know i need to do (but just don't know how to do). can you > > recommend some reference material i can look into that would help a total > > newbie? > While it has deficiencies, take a look at Help. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, justwhenithinkihaveitfiguredout wrote: - quote - > 3
You can customize reports and save them as Favorites. You can then> I would like the pie chart on my "home page" to show either my month to date > or my year to date spending but no matter that i change that preference under > the "reports tab" it still shows as the last 30 days on my "home page"? view them. You can also set Money to open on a different page than "Home", such as the Account List or the Reports. Tools-> Settings-> ProgramSettings-> (Display StartMoneyWithThisPageOpen:AccountList.You cannot do what you "would like". - quote - > 4
While it has deficiencies, take a look at Help.> i looked at some dummies type books and they seem to only guide me to do a > task i already know i need to do (but just don't know how to do). can you > recommend some reference material i can look into that would help a total > newbie? |
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