Find My Largest Spending Category
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What does this prompt do?
Find My Largest Spending Category helps people summarize which user-defined category had the most spending. Use it when the listed inputs are available, then check current facts and personal details before using the result.
Primary use case
summarize which user-defined category had the most spending
Expected output
category totals and items to verify
Inputs or variables
- expense table
- category rules
- month
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