Transfers to an asset (i.e., increases to cost basis for my house) show up as zero in reports
mjregan29
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On my monthly budget report, I include a line item for transactions where I categorized the expense as an addition to the cost basis in my home (i.e., a major plumbing repair is categorized as a transfer to the Home asset and shown as an increase in cost basis). Since the last software update, any report I run shows this amount as zero, but when I click on the zero in the report, it brings up all of the actual transactions that have been categorized this way. There seems to be an error in the latest update that is causing the report to show this as zero even though there are multiple transactions in the category.
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Recent updates to Quicken have caused the transfer categories in budgets to be de-selected. This affects both the budget view and budget reports.
Go to Planning > Budgets and click on Budget Actions. Pick Select categories to budget... and make sure the correct incoming and outgoing transfers are included in your budget.QWin Premier subscription5
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Did you include "Transfers" in the report from the Advanced Tab?Quicken user since 1994.
Quicken Forum/Community Contributor since 2005.0 -
Recent updates to Quicken have caused the transfer categories in budgets to be de-selected. This affects both the budget view and budget reports.
Go to Planning > Budgets and click on Budget Actions. Pick Select categories to budget... and make sure the correct incoming and outgoing transfers are included in your budget.QWin Premier subscription5 -
Thanks, Jim. That solved the problem.0
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