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recipe-create-expense-tracker

Google Sheets spreadsheet template for expense tracking

recipe-create-expense-tracker is a recipe skill from the Google Workspace CLI project, listed on skills.sh. It sets up a Google Sheets spreadsheet for tracking expenses. The steps create a new spreadsheet in Drive with a Google Sheets MIME type, add a header row with the columns Date, Category, Description and Amount, and then add a first sample entry. The last step shares the spreadsheet with a manager by email, with reader access. The listing describes the sharing options as read or edit access for team members. The recipe requires the gws-sheets and gws-drive skills. It suits a person or a small team that wants a ready-to-use expense log set up in one go, with the headers and a starting entry in place, and that needs someone else to be able to see the spreadsheet.

Price
Free
Made by
googleworkspace
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/googleworkspace/cli/recipe-create-expense-tracker