I recommend using a report instead. The Spending tab is not what a lot of people think it is, especially when the "without taxes" is selected. The first surprise is that it is in fact the "result" for several features in Quicken. Go to the Home tab (Classic Dashboard) and add/look at "See Where Your Money Goes". Customize it for a given date range and such and then click on the graph or the "Examine Your Spending" button. What is going to happen is it is going to take you to the Spending tab with it customized for what you had setup on the "See Where Your Money Goes". The second surprise will be if you use "without taxes" for any length of time. For most people they would think that means income taxes, sales tax, ..., but would be surprised to learn it also includes their charity donations. What it really does is exclude any category that has a tax line on it.
Damian said: @philip107 usually a mortgage has it's own account, so you can exclude the mortgage by excluding the mortgage account.
Chris_QPW said: EDIT: Fixed typos.I recommend using a report instead......
I recommend using a report instead......
Philip107 said: Chris_QPW said: EDIT: Fixed typos.I recommend using a report instead...... I agree. Like many other predefined screens the Spending Display doesn't do me much good. They actually can't be used for any serious financial analysis. The underlying logic is seldom sensible towards that goal.