Now Available: AutoCat for Microsoft Excel
Powerful, ultra-customizable automatic transaction categorization is now available for Microsoft Excel
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Blog posts and best practices about using transaction categories for tracking your budgets, net worth, expenses, and debt payoff goals.
Categories are Personal: A Guide to Picking the Right Categories for You
You might be wondering what categories you should use in your Tiller spreadsheets. That’s not such a simple question! Let’s look first at how Categories fit into Tiller’s organizational system.
Updated Category Tracker Templates for Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
The Category Tracker is Tiller's third most-popular Community template. It's now been refreshed for both Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel.
Answering “How Much Did I Spend on Amazon?”
Here's how to easily track your Amazon spending by using two one-click profiles connected to a single Tiller-powered Google Spreadsheet.
4 Tips for Choosing Your Budget Categories (Plus Suggestions)
Choosing budget categories is the first step to understanding your financial situation. Here are our suggestions for selecting the best categories to use.
How Tiller Gives You Ultimate Control of Your Budget Categories
Unlike other personal finance tools, Tiller lets you manage your money your way. That's why only Tiller gives you 100% control of your budget and transaction categories.
Rename Your Accounts For Greater Financial Tracking Flexibility
A highly requested feature is now available in your Tiller Console! Assign an account nickname to accounts connected to Tiller for more flexible finance tracking.
3 Steps for Tracking Spending With Spreadsheet Subcategories
Here's a quick overview of how to use subcategories to see a detailed spend analysis in your Google Sheets powered by Tiller.
How to Quickly Categorize Transactions in Your Finance Worksheet
Have a large group of historical transactions that need to be categorized? Perhaps all those times you got gas over the past several months that Tiller pulls in when you first create a Tiller Sheet? We've got an quick and easy way to categorize that lump of transactions using the built in features of Google Sheets.