Got to thinking... at work I use MS QuickBooks and we print everything from a "Reports" tab. So googled in for Microsoft Money 2006. (Hope this helps).
1. Launch Microsoft Money by clicking on its Desktop icon or using the Windows "Start" menu.
2. Click the button "Report" in the program toolbar.
3. Click on "Change Report Settings" under "Other Tasks" on the left panel and choose "Switch from Essential Reports to Advanced Reports." Then select "Use Advanced Reports."
4. Double-click on "Spending by Category" or "Transactions by Category", which are commonly used options. Note: use the latter option if you need to report deposits to your accounts; not just spending.
5. Click the button "Customize" to bring up the "Customize Report" window.
6. Select the tab "Date" to set a timeframe ("From" and "To") for the report.
7. Select the tab "Account" and check boxes for accounts (credit cards and/or bank accounts) you want to consider for your report.
8. Select the tab "Category" and check boxes for spending or transaction categories you want to include in the report.
9. Click "OK" to create a report.
10. Use the options "Print" or "Send To" under "Common Task" to print or email the report created.
Read more: How to Create Reports in Microsoft Money eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5997771_create-reports-microsoft-money.html#ixzz2FPE5Wm9Z
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