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Budget categories (some) not using (showing zero) the subcategory amounts.

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When running budget reports, some categories are not using (showing $0) the subcategory amounts, therefore not correctly calculating the correct deviations. For example; BUDGET - Category - Automobiles. Total $45. Subcategories - GAS $10.00, Insurance $15.00, Repairs $20.00. Actuals are exact as budget. Under the BUDGET column the totals show Category - Automobiles $0, where it should show $45, and difference column incorrectly shows and calculates-$45, where it should show $0. All the subcategories show correctly. Only some categories act like this and some are correct. See attached as another example.

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Quicken Kristina

Hello @spreeter,

Thank you for reaching out to the Community and telling us about this issue. I'm sorry to hear you're running into this problem. When did you first notice this behavior? Do you recall which version of Quicken you were using when the issue started? When you check your budget, does it show any amount budgeted for those sub-categories that are exhibiting this behavior?

Thank you.