Null defines the value in a banking account as zero, no value. Zero or null are used to state the same idea on banking and investment documents.

Unfinished event items; pride maybe? Once the event is closed the items are removed, hence now they're default null items.

Almost the only time you hear or see null is in the legal expression ‘null and void’, while nil normally indicates that a football team has scored no goals. If the bottom line of your bank statement shows neither a credit nor a debit, what you have is a zero balance.

Hello Roberto Verde, ·   · There are a few things a want to clarify so we can get to the bottom of your concern. What specific report did you pull up and customize? Each report has their own corresponding ways of pulling up data. It depends on the sour of the information such as the fields, columns, or items. · If you pull up the Account QuickReport of a bank account, it should display the classes as long as it is also assigned to the transactions. You can open the transactions on the report you pull up and review if there are classes assigned. · If you're referring to something else, additional details such as screenshots and the name of the reports would be much appreciated.