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Any way to fix how morningstar x-ray identifies my muni bonds in premier?

I've been using quicken premier for awhile now and I notice that the Morningstar x-ray feature identifies all the municipal bonds as cash. is there any way to correct this? They are properly identified on the security list.
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I find a % for bonds in the portfolio but that value does not directly correspond to what I believe is accurate. I do not know, for sure, what the X-Ray view does to get their values. I see effective duration and maturity figures for the bonds, but do not know the source of that info. CUSIP? Bond Funds? My data file and entered maturity dates?
I am not sure how reliable X-Ray is when data may be broken down and 'types' set differently in different files.
Also you can go to Morningstar's website and enter the ticker to see how they classify it. Generally M* is better at classifying stocks than bond funds.
The OP asked about "municipal bonds", not bond funds. Various bond funds, I find with some cash (1-5%) but mostly bonds.
And the answer to OP's question become -- No you can't do anything about how Morningstar classifies the securities.