Income Doughnut Graph for My Summary View
Pat Sills
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Hi,
From the Customize View menu I have created an Expense doughnut graph that I display on the Home page, My Summary View. I customized this display by choosing the accounts, categories, and time frame that I desire. Nice!
Now I want to build and display an analogous graph/display for Income (salary, dividends, pension, social security, etc.) All the necessary accounts and categories exist. But I cannot find this analog in any of the display options for My Summary View. Am I missing something?
A summary view of GoesOuta is of limited value if I can't see what GoesInta. I have a report that shows GoesInta and GoesOuta cash flow, but I'm looking for the summary doughnut graph.
I'm using the latest Quicken for Windows subscription.
Thanks, Ken
From the Customize View menu I have created an Expense doughnut graph that I display on the Home page, My Summary View. I customized this display by choosing the accounts, categories, and time frame that I desire. Nice!
Now I want to build and display an analogous graph/display for Income (salary, dividends, pension, social security, etc.) All the necessary accounts and categories exist. But I cannot find this analog in any of the display options for My Summary View. Am I missing something?
A summary view of GoesOuta is of limited value if I can't see what GoesInta. I have a report that shows GoesInta and GoesOuta cash flow, but I'm looking for the summary doughnut graph.
I'm using the latest Quicken for Windows subscription.
Thanks, Ken
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The analog is achieved by customizing another Expense item in a Home view with the desired accounts, income categories, and time frame.1
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Thanks for reply, but that doesn't work. The expense graph does not recognize any category that is a net negative. Give it a try; you'll see.
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Pat Sills said:Thanks for reply, but that doesn't work. The expense graph does not recognize any category that is a net negative. Give it a try; you'll see.
Ken
By the way, I've always thought the In/Out/What's Left item did a better job for comparative purposes.0
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