How to Export the Debt Spreadsheet to Google Sheets and Excel

The debt spreadsheet works anywhere. Here's how to export, sync, and use it in Google Sheets or Excel Desktop — step by step.

For Google Sheets

1. Download the file: The file comes in .xlsx format. Save to your computer.
2. Go to Google Drive: Go to drive.google.com and click "New" → "File Upload."
3. Open in Sheets: Right-click the file → "Open with" → "Google Sheets."
4. Features: Formulas, graphs and formatting remain the same. Edit normally.
5. Sync on your phone: Install the Google Sheets app to update on the go.

For Excel Desktop

1. Open directly: The .xlsx file opens in Excel 2013 or higher without problems.
2. Activate macros: If there are automation buttons, click "Activate content".
3. Save locally: We recommend saving to OneDrive for automatic backup.

Usage Tips

• Backup: Make a monthly copy with the name "Spreadsheet_MM_YYYY".
• Share with spouse: In Google Sheets, click "Share" and add your email.
• Offline access: In the Google Sheets app, turn on "Available offline" in the file settings.