The general answer: no. People find kludgey ways to do so. I don't recommend
them as methods of financial management in general nor as ways to enter
meaningful data in Money in specific.

See http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=113. You may also want to search the
group archive (go to http://groups.google.com and do an advanced search for
group microsoft.public.money) for "subaccounts" you might find some ideas
along those lines.

"Al Smith" <AlSmith[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Is it possible, then, to crate sub-accounts for checking accounts? That is
the goal. One account, several sub-accounts for cash withdrawals, taxes,
insurances, etc.

Thanks,
Al

"Dick Watson" wrote:

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You can't it and it probably isn't sensible to try. That's like Transferring
between, say, Food:Groceries and Automobile:Gasoline. If you classified a
transaction wrong in the first place, then change it.

I suspect you are trying to use Classification for some kind of cookie-jar
accounting scheme or pseudo-subaccounts or something. That's not what it is
really setup to do. It's just setup to be an alternate way to tag
transaction entries, not to be a way to subdivide an account balance.

"Al Smith" <AlSmith[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a checking account, in which I've used Classification 1 and called it
Checking. I've established classes, under Checking, named savings,
emergency, cash.

I want to transfer from one class to another in the checking account.

However, when attempting to do this, I receive an error that I can't
transfer from/to the same account, even though the classifications are
different.

Any idea as to how this is done?