Anonymous

04 Jun 2019

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How do I modify or add more categories when manually creating a transaction in my cash account?

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Min

04 Jun 2019

I don't think that is possible at the moment. However, I do hope the Seedly team add this as it'll allow us to track our expenses and income in a more in-depth level (-:

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