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The feature is accessible only on the desktop it won’t work on mobile. (For more information about the security and privacy aspects of this feature, check out Microsoft’s Money in Excel FAQ (Opens in a new window).)Īs a premium Excel template, Money in Excel is available to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family (Opens in a new window) subscribers in the US. You connect your financial data to Plaid, but Plaid does not share login credentials with Microsoft.

Access to your accounts is performed through a third-party plugin provided by Plaid (Opens in a new window), which handles permissions between you and Microsoft. The Money in Excel template can retrieve account information at most major financial institutions. This option helps you integrate your bank accounts and other financial data into Excel so you can track your expenses, spending habits, investments, and more. If you want to manage your financial accounts but don’t need a full-featured and expensive program like Quicken, Microsoft offers a free add-on service called Money in Excel.
