Applying Classifications

We used to own a family car, but today I bought my 2nd one.
I want to be able to know expenses for each one.
So TODAY I added a Classification: Cars
Subclass: Car1, Car2

All previous expenses were for car 1, but from now on, each expense category
must be from one of the 2 subclasses. So, how can I tell money to undestand
this, for making Reports?
I don't want to go for each previous expense for Car 1 (more than a year)
and add "Car 1" subclass...

Dick
Mon Feb 21 21:01:29 CST 2005

There's no good way to do this short of "before" and "after" by date.
Find/Replace could support classification. It doesn't. They could have added
this to M05. Instead they added Essential *.

"tataq" <tataq@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We used to own a family car, but today I bought my 2nd one.
> I want to be able to know expenses for each one.
> So TODAY I added a Classification: Cars
> Subclass: Car1, Car2
>
> All previous expenses were for car 1, but from now on, each expense
> category
> must be from one of the 2 subclasses. So, how can I tell money to
> undestand
> this, for making Reports?
> I don't want to go for each previous expense for Car 1 (more than a year)
> and add "Car 1" subclass...