Android brings a vast platform to do many things. Those who are having tablets, and wants a virtual way of managing their expenses can follow this article. We all want to keep a track of our daily money flow. This help us to regulate it and also at sometime we will be enough alert to stop wasting money. It is a essential part of life and also a good habit. Anyone whether a kid or adult, if keeps a habit of expense management can save a lot. This not time consuming if you are using the latest technology. Manual work like maintain a dairy is not effective. Through Android you have a nice digital platform where you can use various apps and control your expenses. You can either use a dedicated app or you can stick with the basic feature. It is very easy to handle and works well. Because your data remains on the cloud. Just update through your phone or tablet and done. The entirely remains save forever. And later on you can also recall this in future. This will also help you to maintain your accounts. Here I am going to share a few tips and apps through which you can manage your expenses.
Using Google Drive: Microsoft Excel is the most common calculating application used around the globe. It allow you to have a spreadsheet UI where you can calculate various things instantly and create a long database file. And then share that with simple email. I am quite fond of Excel so I used it mostly to manage my expense. Here in your tablet or Smartphone you can add Google Drive and create a Spreadsheet for expense management. This spreadsheet gives you the most common calculation formulas to use. You can create a record or entry in it in tabular format. You can make a date column, expense time, place, name of person, bill number, etc. You can edit this in your pc or in the phone. And you can share this instantly with other person through your Gmail ID. So this one is a very fast and effective way of managing your day to day expenses. To use Google Sheets you have to add a app for offline viewing. Using a dedicated android apps: If you think a spreadsheet is not going to help much or not easy to use a dedicated expense manager application. There are different type of apps. I am going to target the best one here. Remember that each of them have some limitation. Like a few app won't allow you to share your expenses details with others, or a few app will not having extra option to add columns or rows. This are mostly designed for day to day usage. So let's checkout which apps are available and can be helpful for expense control.
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