Renaming Default Tabs

Hi all. I’m trying out Tille at the moment. I have it linked to an existing Google Spreadsheet that already has a tab named “transactions.”

I would like for tiller to use a sheet other than “transactions”, say, “tiller_transactions”, for the transaction data it pulls from my accounts. Is this possible?

No, you’d need to rename your pre-existing tab.

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Thank you @Mark.S for clarifying that for Tiller to work properly the core sheet tabs are identified by their sheet name, changing those 4 sheet tabs does “break” the automation from Tiller.

Those 4 sheet tabs are

  • Transactions
  • Balance History
  • Categories
  • Accounts

Additionally, you can add custom columns to your Tiller Transactions sheet, however, the template column headers need to remain unchanged. The columns are updated by identifying the column header.

-Alice
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Alice, thanks for the added information. Unless I am missing something, it is not entirely true that one can add custom columns, as Tiller seems to clear any formulas that pre-exist in custom columns (i.e., custom columns in new transaction rows do not include previously entered formulas).

Use ARRAYFORMULA in the header row (row 1) of the custom column to get a formula to populate all rows, including new rows.

For example, a commonly added Transactions sheet custom column is the category Group:

={"Group";ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(XLOOKUP(INDIRECT("D2:D"),INDIRECT("Categories!A2:A"),INDIRECT("Categories!B2:B"))))}

Where Transactions sheet column D is the Category column.

Thanks, Mark. Never used that one before, but it works as expected.

[edit] nevermind, I see now.

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