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this is how to find recurring expenses in your bank and credit card statements export your data to excel press Ctrl a to select all the data and Ctrl T to enter a table go up here to insert pivot table and make sure that pivot table is pulling from your newly created table and click OK drag description to rows and description to values then right click on those values and sort from largest to smallest your recurring expenses have account equal to the number of months of data that you have now youamp;#39;re going to have some pesky data like Amazon Prime which is a subscription but doesnamp;#39;t come through your statement in an easily identifiable way check out the link in the description for the whole video and shows you how to turn this Amazon Prime string into an easily identifiable recurring expense