Here are some favorite Google Sheets party tricks shared by the Tiller Money Community.
Every Google account includes 27 free Google Sheets templates. Here are links and screenshots of each, so you can easily browse them in one place.
Here are four helpful Google spreadsheet templates to help you capture ideas, organize thoughts, rank criteria, and make informed decisions.
This free Google spreadsheet allows groups of people to rank and assign value to a list of competing priorities by spending an imaginary $100 across categories.
Here's a free visual Heat Map for Google Sheets for groups to rank a list of competing priorities and discover where they're aligned.
Predicting future bank account balances in Google Sheets can help you maximize savings and debt repayments while avoiding overdrafts and interest payments.
Great news: Google Sheets now officially supports 5 million cells. This update was announced back at Google Next ‘18, but was just recently made live for everyone. Ben Collins shared the news in his weekly newsletter on Monday. The new…
To use emoji in Google Sheets, simply cut and paste the emoji of your choice from Emojipedia or from the cheat sheet below into an empty cell.
See the Google Sheets and Tiller-based spending tracker and budget reports designed by Google Sheets expert and data scientist Ben Collins.
You only need to know a few Google Sheets formulas for budgeting and personal finance to transform your spreadsheets into the ultimate tool for managing money.
Heather shares how she used the Tiller Budget spreadsheet template to track and manage a savings goal for a recent adventure vacation in Colorado.
As a company that makes tools to track and budget money in spreadsheets, it makes sense that we also use spreadsheets to track and budget our time.
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