[moneydance] Child of?
Yehudit Winiarz
ym.design1 at gmail.com
Thu Jun 28 11:49:54 EDT 2007
Thanks everyone for the explanations. I'm beginning to see how useful this
tool can be for structuring! Too bad my Laptop seemed to have hit the bullet
(thinking it's a power/battery issue - will get it checked out on the
weekend.) If I use the program on another computer, do I just export the
info after and import it into my laptops when it is fixed? How will it know
not to duplicate anything I've already imported, or to override it, since it
is more current info I am importing?
Thanks,
Yehudit
On 6/28/07, Stan <stanf76180-mdnc at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> On 6/27/2007 at 11:01 PM Stan wrote:
>
> >I have our savings account as a parent. I created a child account called
> >"Emergency Fund" and another child account called "Christmas Fund."
>
> Oh, I almost forgot this...
>
> I created an account called "Major CC," and one called "Gas CC" and one
> called "Department Stores" or something like that. None of these has any
> funds in it or any transactions whatsoever, but all of our credit card
> accounts are children of whichever is appropriate.
>
> What I get from this is something like a tree/folder structure when I look
> at them on the home page. I just find it easier to find what I'm looking
> for with a little organization applied to them. Without this structure,
> they're all just listed alphabetically.
>
> As far as lumping the funds goes, the only thing I get out of it is that
> on
> the home page, the balance for "Gas CC" shows the total of the balances of
> all gas credit card accounts. I forgot to mention in my earlier example
> that the home page shows the combined total for the savings account,
> although in the register for it, the emergency fund and Christmas fund
> monies (and transactions) don't show up.
>
> It's easy enough to try this out to see what I'm talking about. Create
> the
> parent, then check the box on accounts to become the children. You can
> easily uncheck the boxes and go back to a "flat" structure, with no loss
> of
> data.
>
> Stan
>
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