I think it is only when you specify categories in your budget. If a split transaction includes one of those categories, the split for that category will not appear.
ie. if I have a split transaction for $6, with category A for $1, category B for $2, and category C for $3.. and i run a budget that includes category B, I'd expect to see this transaction appear for $2.
split transactions should essentially be treated as seperate transactions for each split that is entered and maintained through one, parent transaction.
I have 2 budgets - both are exactly the same except one has no category filter, and the other has all categories selected EXCEPT for a couple of categories (on a side note would be able to set category exclusions in addition to just inclusions). In a week where the couple of categories i'm excluding have not been transacted against, i'd expect these two budgets to return the same amount - however they are not, and the difference is the split transactions.
I'm also having this issue.
I think it is only when you specify categories in your budget. If a split transaction includes one of those categories, the split for that category will not appear.
ie. if I have a split transaction for $6, with category A for $1, category B for $2, and category C for $3.. and i run a budget that includes category B, I'd expect to see this transaction appear for $2.
split transactions should essentially be treated as seperate transactions for each split that is entered and maintained through one, parent transaction.
I have 2 budgets - both are exactly the same except one has no category filter, and the other has all categories selected EXCEPT for a couple of categories (on a side note would be able to set category exclusions in addition to just inclusions). In a week where the couple of categories i'm excluding have not been transacted against, i'd expect these two budgets to return the same amount - however they are not, and the difference is the split transactions.