I also posted my findings with Bills in the previous discussion.

"Bill Becker" wrote:

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This is a known problem in Money 2007 and Money Plus. Search on "Asset
Allocation" in this newsgroup for earlier discussions. Here's my previous
suggestion on how to deal with this:

Asset allocation has a number of quirks. This is just one of them. I find
that the most reliable way to view asset allocation is to go to Reports,
Asset and Liabilities, Asset Allocation. This is generally pretty close, but
there are some caveats. The biggest one is that all of the asset allocation
reports depend on values that Money downloads for each investment. These
percentages sometimes don't add exactly to 100%, so the asset allocation
report can have slightly different totals than the investment totals in
other reports. Also, Money sometimes inexplicably sets one or more mutual
fund asset classes (e.g. small cap, large cap, bonds) to zero and then the
asset allocation reports are nonsense. Waiting a bit and doing another
online update generally fixes this. As with all Money investment reports
(and especially tax reports) you should always do a sanity check before using
the reported values.


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Bill Becker


"SandC" wrote:

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I have Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe and the asset allocation graphs are
incorrect. It shows for example that I have 4% in small cap while actually I
have none. The data below the graphs is correct but not the gaphs. Anyone
else having this issue and do you know of a fix?