1 On the
navigation bar The strip at the top of the Money screen where you can click to go to the different areas in Money., click
Accounts.
2 At the top of the left pane, click the down-arrow
, and then click the account you want.
If you don't see the account you want, look for it under Other Open Accounts or Closed Accounts.
2 On the transaction form, click Decrease, Increase, or Transfer.
- Click Increase if the value of an asset has increased. For example, if you've had an antique appraised and it's now worth more, click Increase, and then enter the amount of the increase.
- Click Decrease if the value has gone down, and then enter the amount of the decrease.
- You can enter a Transfer to record purchases that add the value of your asset. For example, if you've added hardwood floors to your home, you'll enter the name of your checking account in the From field, your house account in the To field, and Joe's Hardwood Floors in the Pay to field. When you enter the transaction as a Transfer in your asset account, itÆs automatically recorded in the register of the account you use to pay for the transfer.
DonÆt change the amount of the original transaction. You might need a record of it for tax purposes.
Where are my transaction forms?
To display transaction forms, click the down-arrow 
on the view bar (The horizontal bar at the top of the Account Register, Pay Bills, Recently Paid Bills, Set up Bills & Deposits, Account Manager, Investments, and Categories and Payees places that lets you choose what is displayed in the list. Click the triangle to see the available options.), and then click Use Forms to Enter Transactions.
Tell me more about asset accounts.
(above).