 said, let's go to the tab to the left, I'm gonna try to organize my loans first and then we'll try to enter this. So I'm gonna go to the account to the left, we're gonna go into the chart of accounts, my accounts on the left, and that's my accounting on the left. And then the chart of accounts, and then where's that located under the business view, you might ask? It's under the bookkeeping, the bookkeeping, and then the chart of accounts. So there we have that, hold on a sec, that's not where it's at, it's under, yeah, that's right, it's under the bookkeeping, and then it went up here to the transactions but we want the chart of accounts and then the chart of accounts, that's where it's at and then you have to hit the chart of accounts. Okay, so there it is in that view. All right, so I'm gonna close this up, I'm gonna look at my loans down here and I'm gonna try to fix up my loan payables before we enter the transaction. So the loans are down here in other current liabilities, there's my loan payable account. I would like to make a parent account called loan payables and then make this a sub-account of it. Now I have a problem because I called this one just a generic loan payable account and I would like to give it a more specific name such as the loan, like the name of the institution, the financial institution and possibly the last four digits of the loan number. So I'm gonna first change this one, I'm just gonna change the name of it. So let's go into the dropdown, edit and I'm gonna call it, it's gonna be a loan. I'm just gonna say the name though, I wanna change. The name I wanna change to, I'm gonna call it B of A, that's Bank of America loan and I'm gonna pretend I had the last four digits of the loan number so that if I had multiple loans from the same institution, then that will help me to differentiate one loan from another loan. So I'm gonna save that and then I'm gonna make a generic loan payable which is gonna be a parent account that I wanna put the other two as sub accounts underneath. So I'm gonna make a new one. I'm gonna call it a liability account. Liability account, it's gonna be a current liability account and I'm just gonna give it the generic name of loan payable again, loan payable. I had to do that this way so I can have the parent account but I didn't post anything to here. So I'm gonna say loan payable and I think that looks good. No description, I'm just gonna say that looks good. Let's save it. Okay, so now we've got our loan payable account down here in the payables section. We should have another, there's this one and there's my loan payable. Now I'm gonna make the B of A account a subsidiary of the loan payable. So I'm gonna go into here, drop down, edit it and I wanna make it subsidiary to the loan payable. So I'm just gonna change it right here, make it sub to the loan payable. It's kind of funny when you go into the chart of accounts they have like a different layout than when you add an account when you're doing the data input. We'll see if they stick with that system. I mean, I'm not quite used to this layout as much as the other, but it works. So it's a little bit different. It's got pros and cons. I won't sit here and bad mouth it, but I'm not as used to it as the other one. I'll say that much, but it's still not bad I guess. I'm gonna add a new account then for the new loan. And this one I'm gonna say is a liability and it's gonna be a sub account of the loan payable again. And then I'm gonna call this, I'm just gonna call it the name of the second one which I'm gonna say is chase loan. Actually, I chase loan. I think I wanna switch the name. I want this one to be the B of A. B of A loan 557, let's say B of A loan 2791, let's say. I'm gonna change the other one back to chase just to differentiate it, not that it matters. So, but if it was the same institution, I can differentiate the loan by the last four digits of the loan number. So let's do that. And then this one, the last one I did, the one that already has money in it, I'm just gonna make that one, I'm gonna change it again to chase bank because I think that's what our story was saying before. You're making your stories not making sense because you said you got the loan from chase, chase bank. Okay, so there it goes. Let's do that.