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I'd like to invite comments from the group here about the pros & cons of
classes vs. sub-categories.
I've been a Quicken for over 10 year; I'm now using H&B 2004 to track both
my personal finances and my sole-propietorship. In all that time, I've
never once used classes. Instead, I create multiple sub-categories. For
instance, instead of "Clothing/me" and "Clothing/wife", I have "Clothing:
Me" and "Clothing: Wife".
Are there some clear advantages to using classes? Are there features I'm
missing out on? Is it worth the effort to go back and re-classify all that
data?
Thanks.
classes vs. sub-categories.
I've been a Quicken for over 10 year; I'm now using H&B 2004 to track both
my personal finances and my sole-propietorship. In all that time, I've
never once used classes. Instead, I create multiple sub-categories. For
instance, instead of "Clothing/me" and "Clothing/wife", I have "Clothing:
Me" and "Clothing: Wife".
Are there some clear advantages to using classes? Are there features I'm
missing out on? Is it worth the effort to go back and re-classify all that
data?
Thanks.