I use transfer for moving values from one account to another and this works really well.
I now have a situation where I want to budget and record a specific type of transfer - I've created the Category but these are not reported in Budgets or Reports.
Anything you can do to help? Or is there something else I should do?
Thanks
Specific Type of Transfer
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Re: Specific Type of Transfer
Yes, I face similar bottleneck. Examples:
My friend my card to buy an iPhone on EMI, He is added as a payee, but I could not add any balance to a payee. So, I need to create a Loan account in his name and enter a lumpsum transaction from my card to his loan account and check balance repayment. In this way I have to track him aprt from other payee and that will lead me to make extra efforts on tracking 'receivables and payables'
My friend my card to buy an iPhone on EMI, He is added as a payee, but I could not add any balance to a payee. So, I need to create a Loan account in his name and enter a lumpsum transaction from my card to his loan account and check balance repayment. In this way I have to track him aprt from other payee and that will lead me to make extra efforts on tracking 'receivables and payables'
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Re: Specific Type of Transfer
To @sajidmansoori
A general loan account with your friend as payee might be a functional setup.
A general loan account with your friend as payee might be a functional setup.