=?Utf-8?B?QlBPQ08=?= <BPOCO[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote on 27 Feb
2008 in group microsoft.public.money:

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Short answer: No

Longer answer: Set up a workaround with a split deposit transaction and
appropriate Class or Classification entries. Create custom reports based
on the Class or Classification entries.

Best answer: Look at the budgeting features. They're not perfect, but
once you learn to use them, they'll meet this need.

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Steve B.
New Life Home Improvement

Is it possible to create ..... what I call ..... "Sub-accounts". This is
best explained by an example. I have a certain percentage of my check
direct deposited into my savings account. The amount I deposit each
paycheck is meant to cover different expense categories I incur over the
year (e.g. car insurance bill, home insurance bill, home repair, etc). I
budget a certain amount each year for each of these items.

Today, I just see a single lump sum in my savings account. I'd like to be
able to easily determine in Money, what % of my savings is currently
available to ... say .... my home repairs.

I could create separate accounts for each expense category - and know that
the sum of those accounts equals my savings account - but, this prevents me
from automatically resolving my savings balance with downloads from my bank.

Is there a way Money can treat multiple accounts as the SAME account and
include them together when resolving the balance against a downloaded
statement from the bank?

BPOCO