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Specifically I wanted a stacked bar chart so I could see spending over time broken out by category. So if I had a spike, I could see "oh, I bought a plane ticke
by roywiggins 7y ago
Specifically I wanted a stacked bar chart so I could see spending over time broken out by category. So if I had a spike, I could see "oh, I bought a plane ticket that week" and I could toggle categories on and off, and just have a graph with, say, groceries and fast food over time. Excel makes this reasonably easy to do, but you can't do it at all in Mint.
One day I will throw it into an instance of http://redash.io http://redash.io and have more fluent access to the data, since I write SQL-backed graphs in my actual job I'm much better with it than Excel.
- throw_14JAS 7y agoYou and I sound very familiar! I also have plans for personal dashboards using redash for everything from weather to a shared calendar. Also plan on putting it in a display in a Magic Mirror for aesthetics... but who has the time! Couple questions, if you don't mind taking the time: 1) What makes you want to use Redash, instead of a spreadsheet? 2) If you had a service that (securely) sync'd data into your spreadsheet, would that provide all of the value of Redashing it?