Income/Expense by Category – Error
Amazon – Purchases = $691.12 Returns = $2693.58 Difference is -2002.46,
This entry should reflect a reduction in expenses for Amazon by $2002.46, not as an expense.
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Hello @Steve Allain,
We appreciate you reaching out regarding this issue! I’d like to gather some additional details to better understand what may be causing this discrepancy.
From your screenshot, it appears that "Amazon" is the name of the category. In your transaction register, is this same category being used for both expenses and returns?
Additionally, please navigate to Tools > Category List and search for the category "Amazon". Under the Type column, does it show as Expense or Income?
Let us know what you find!
-Quicken Anja
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Yes, it did say expense.
However, I've done an extensive review of charges on the Amazon card. The bottom line is that quicken is correct, and it is my wife that is wrong! Her sales were $4500.28 in February, and returns were $824.64, so we spent $3675.64 in the month of February for Amazon purchases. Without Quicken budgeting I would never have understood why me credit card payments were so high.
Anja, I apologize for opening this issue, and let's close it.
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My wife, Tana, very emphatically reported this to me! So, I am in the dog house now with her. Please help!
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Hello @Steve Allain,
We appreciate you reaching out regarding this issue! I’d like to gather some additional details to better understand what may be causing this discrepancy.
From your screenshot, it appears that "Amazon" is the name of the category. In your transaction register, is this same category being used for both expenses and returns?
Additionally, please navigate to Tools > Category List and search for the category "Amazon". Under the Type column, does it show as Expense or Income?
Let us know what you find!
-Quicken Anja
Make sure to sign up for the email digest to see a round up of your top posts.0 -
Yes, it did say expense.
However, I've done an extensive review of charges on the Amazon card. The bottom line is that quicken is correct, and it is my wife that is wrong! Her sales were $4500.28 in February, and returns were $824.64, so we spent $3675.64 in the month of February for Amazon purchases. Without Quicken budgeting I would never have understood why me credit card payments were so high.
Anja, I apologize for opening this issue, and let's close it.
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