 So we usually organize the chart of accounts by code, in essence, account number, but when we add new accounts to the system, we want to make sure that we put a code in place that is in alignment with the type of account that we're going to be setting up. So in other words, you really want to think of the chart of accounts kind of in order of account type, and then when you're adding new accounts, make sure that you do so so that it is in alignment, the code that is with the type of account that you are setting up. So to just understand that a little bit more in detail, notice these chart of accounts are making the balance sheet in the income statement. If I go to the balance sheet, we overall have assets, liabilities, equity accounts, and then we have the income statement income cost of goods sold and expense accounts. That is in essence the order of the chart of accounts. So you can think of it as in essence the balance sheet on top of the income statement.