1.4.2: create hierarchies, no type for top-level?
Chris Shenton
chris@shenton.org
01 Aug 2000 18:01:05 -0400
Danger, newbie user alert.
After importing all-accounts (with all buttons checked except Mac)
from Quicken2000 it shows my accounts. Some appear to be under others,
like:
Chris IRA Bankname
Chris Bankname IRA
This seems odd. I did change the name of the account in quicken
somewhat recently from the latter to the former. No idea why it has
both or why there's a parent-child relationship.
What I'd like is a hierarchy for myself, my S.O., and our shared
stuff, like
Chris
bank1
ira
visa
S.O.
bank2
ira
Shared
house
bills
I can create top-level accounts and put my accounts under my top
level. The new top-level accounts, like any other account, must have
a type assigned like Bank, Stock, Income, ... Will this confuse
things, if I have a top-level account as a place-holder of type (say)
Equity, but put other real accounts of various types under it?
Or is this a stupid thing to do? Suggestions?
Thanks.