 When you make the end result, the financial statements, it's an order by type, assets, liabilities, equities, income, and expense. And then within these types, we've got subcategories, current assets, fixed assets, the current liabilities. So if I go over here, we have the same in essence thing. We've got assets, liabilities, equity, income, and then expense, balance sheet on top of the income statement. And then within those types, we've got the checking account, the bank account, the current assets, and so forth. So I'll go into that in a bit more detail in a second. But note, you can sort by name if you want to, but it's just probably not the way that you would normally sort it. You could sort by type over here if you want to, but that's going to sort it not by balance sheet on top of the income statement, but rather in alphabetical order, which isn't generally what you want.