In microsoft.public.money, Bob Gardner wrote:

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Thanks. That's good to hear.

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I would try exploring the various tabs and checkboxes of Customize.
The Category tab seems like a good place to start. Check not only
the list, but the checkboxes.

After you Customize to your preferences, you could click
AddToMyFavoriteReports in the left column. Then you could later
access that report with Favorites-> FavoriteReports.

Changes that you later make to the regular report will not affect
the Favorite.

Thanks, Cal...that's just what I was looking for. I would like to delete
some categories before printing out a report..."Owner draw" is not an
expense, but is included in the Expense total...but I can't figure out how
to do that. Still, I'm glad that I abandoned Quicken.

Bob

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Bob Gardner wrote:

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You can Customize a report by clicking the left column at the
appropriate spot. The Account tab lets you choose which account(s)
to include.

If you are using a Business feature, there may be a way to identify
a business account from a personal account. I don't use a Business
version. You might check the Account Settings/Details for the
accounts to see if there is a setting for that distinction.


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I'm getting ready to do my first tax return after switching to Money last
year. We have two checking accounts at different banks, one for household
and one for my sole proprietorship. I went into the Reports menu to get that
data from my business checking account and found expenditures from the
household account were included. What am I missing? How do I get the program
to make reports only on the account I am interested in? I selected the
correct account when I logged on.

Bob Gardner