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In the process of building a budget, trying to get out of carrying around my 3-ring binder and bring myself to the 21st century. 🙂



As you can see from the screen shots - I have expenses, bills, and income tables. -sorry, I’m not able/allowed to post pictures.



I’d like to see how much is spent from bills and expenses vs my income. Probably information I don’t want to see, like how much money is wasted on frivolous things, but I have no idea how to do this. Any help is appreciated.



Side note- anyone else that uses airtable for personal budgets, do you have a different table for each month - wow, it gets busy! I can post pics of this to give an example, but my original issue is one that I need more for the time being.



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I think they should be together. You can differentiate them with a SingleSelect field.





Don’t. Do. That.



You can add a Date field, and then get the month in another field with a Formula field. Then you could create Views (like a sub-table) for a particular month, or just Group the records by Month.



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I think they should be together. You can differentiate them with a SingleSelect field.





Don’t. Do. That.



You can add a Date field, and then get the month in another field with a Formula field. Then you could create Views (like a sub-table) for a particular month, or just Group the records by Month.


Thank you Elias. I have converted each month to one table and am filtering them by date! So much easier Thank You. I am still having trouble getting my income, bills and expenses to link. But I’m going to keep working on it.

Thank you Elias. I have converted each month to one table and am filtering them by date! So much easier Thank You. I am still having trouble getting my income, bills and expenses to link. But I’m going to keep working on it.




I didn’t say that. In fact, I said the opposite: DON’T DO THAT.



I didn’t say that. In fact, I said the opposite: DON’T DO THAT.


This is what I suggested, with an extra field for Expense/Income:



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