Kurt Kessler

Thank you DTLow! By including the required info in the title, I can parse it out in Excel. Good idea!

I keep all of my business receipts in Evernote with the tag of "2017-Taxes". This has proven very helpful to me, but it could be better. At the end of the year I still have to look at each note/receipt to determine the type of expense and the amount. It would be nice if Evernote would create something like a table of contents that would give me a detailed listing and summary of expenses. For example: Food and entertainment Joe's Bagel $17.34 Food and entertainment Joe's Bagel $23.34 Food and entertainment Starbucks $9.25 Computer equipment Sally's VPN Service $9.00 Then at the bottom of the generated note: Total Food and entertainment $xxx.xx Total Joe's Bagel $xxx.xx Total Starbucks $xxx.xx Total Computer equipment $xxx.xx Total Sally's VPN Service $xxx.xx etc.... This would be a huge assistance!

I had the same issue. (Keep in mind that I am a Mac user using the great Keyboard Maestro application.) I posted this issue on a Keyboard Maestro (KM) forum and was rewarded with a wonderful KM macro! Note that my templates are stored in a Notebook named "Template Library". https://forum.keyboardmaestro.com/t/using-templates-in-evernote/3702