I think use of classifications would be what answers the question. The
downside is the extra effort required to enter it which, granted, isn't
much.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL



"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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I've added just a few subcategories to vacation. Airfare, Lodging, Food,
Ground Transportation, Activities. (More or less from memory.) I also have a
classification Vacation with Subclasses for each significant (more than a
weekend in the mountains) vacation. E.g., Vacation:Hawaii 2004.

"Richard Forester" <richard_forester-nospam-[at]msn.com> wrote in message
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I've been using Money for years and every time I go on vacation I am torn
between tracking all vacation expenses as such or categorizing everything
the way I normally do (i.e. Vacation: Travel vs Automobile: Gasoline). On
one hand I would have a better understanding of how much it really costs to
be on vacation and on the other I'd have more accurate numbers regarding
specific categories.

I guess I'm just wondering what other people's opinions are on this.
Please chime in.

Thanks,
Richard

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