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# How to Split a Transaction in COUNT

Sometimes, a single transaction might cover multiple categories—like a business lunch and office supplies on the same receipt. COUNT makes it easy to split one transaction into multiple parts with different categories.

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### Steps to Split a Transaction

**Go to the Transactions Tab**
* From the left sidebar, click on **Banking,** then **Transactions**.

**Select the Transaction You Want to Split**
* Click on the relevant transaction to open the flyout panel on the right-hand side.

**Click “Split Transaction”**
* Scroll down to the **Category** section.
* Click the **Split Transaction** button.

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**Add Splits**
* Add the separate **amounts** and choose a **category** for each.
* You can add as many splits as needed, as long as they sum up to the total transaction amount.

**Save the Split**
* Click **Save** to confirm the changes.

Now, each portion of the transaction will be categorized separately, while still being part of the same parent transaction. You’ll see these individual splits reflected directly in the **Transactions table**.


| Pro-tip: Splitting transactions is especially useful when reconciling credit card payments or expense reimbursements—ensuring your books stay accurate without creating duplicate entries.