A light weight CLI to summarize transactions in an excel form.
Free software: 3-clause BSD license
Documentation: https://st3107.github.io/finance-autofill.
Installation
Install the pip. One universal way on all platform is to install miniconda and use the pip in the base environment.
Use pip to install the software.
pip install finance-autofill
Usage
Here, I will use transaction-records.xlsx as an example. You will change it to the file path on your computer.
Give the excel file path to the excel file.
finance-autofill transaction-records.xlsx
The two new spreadsheets should appear in the file. That’s the summarized result.
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