This template starts when someone adds an expense in Splitwise and writes amount, description, date, and who paid into a Google Sheet.
Use it to keep a shared-cost tracker without copying rows by hand. Connect Splitwise and Google Sheets, then point the trigger at the group you track and the sheet you use as the log.
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The scenario starts when a new expense is added in the Splitwise group you connect.
If the trigger returns more than one expense, the scenario walks them one at a time.
Google Sheets adds a row with amount, description, date, and who paid.
Add a Splitwise connection with access to the group whose expenses you want to log.
Add a Google Sheets connection and open the spreadsheet you use as the expense tracker.
Add a Splitwise trigger for new expenses and select that group.
Add a Google Sheets step that appends one row. Map amount, description, date, category, and who paid into the columns you already use. Add a test expense and confirm the row.
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