Sub category does not show up in customized quicken report
While other subcategory descriptions and amounts show up just fine, one subcategory does not appear on the customized report. The dollars spent or budgeted on that subcategory are included in the totals, but the line items does not appear on the report. I've checked all the report customization settings (accounts, categories, etc.) with no luck.
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Which report are you customizing?
Click on Budget Actions, then Select Categories to budget, and make sure your sub-category is selected in the list.
@Margaret Freedman
"I ... wanted a simple Income & Expense by Category report ... but [subcategories] don't show on the report ... the subcategories are in the Spending by Category report ...."
"If this is a customization, please tell me where to find it".
See the "Subcategories" dropdown on the Advanced tab of the report Customize dialog.
The "Income & Expense by Category" report defaults to hiding all subcategories. The "Spending by Category" report defaults to showing all subcategories.
[Also: this discussion is about budgets and budget reports: you should have started your own discussion.]
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In Budget views, a pseudo category "Other" (Tax:Property:Other) is used to differentiate between transactions posted to the parent level category vs. any existing subcategories.
To create correct roll-up totals from the lowest level subcategories up towards the main level, Quicken uses "Other" to show transactions recorded directly to the parent level. If you recorded a transaction to "Tax:Property" directly, its amount would show in Tax:Property:Other and then added together with other 3rd level subcategories under Tax:Property.
Maybe a little cleanup and recategorization among Prop, Property and Property Tax categories would clear up this confusion.