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| Microsoft launches a feature to import your financial activities into Excel |
Microsoft introduced its new Money feature in Excel, which allows millions of Excel users to track personal budgets and funds.
Excel's new funding feature is Excel templates and add-ons that Microsoft 365 subscribers can use to securely connect to bank accounts, credit cards, investments, loans, and business transactions securely. Import and account information in spreadsheets.
According to reports, users must subscribe to Microsoft 365 Personal or Microsoft 365 Family in the U.S. to access the Money feature in Excel and can download templates to connect to bank accounts through the Trellis connector.
The new feature categorizes transactions to facilitate analysis of currency usage, and there are warnings of increases in subscription fees, bank fees, and overdraft fees. With money in Excel, it is also possible to create recurring donation charts or monthly expense snapshots to simplify presentation.
It should be noted that the money function in Excel is not the main job of Microsoft in the field of personal finance, as the Personal Finance program was launched a few years ago on behalf of Microsoft Money. This feature was turned off more than 10 years ago, but in 2012 the MSN Money app was launched in the Windows Store. Stock aggregators track stocks.