Add Personal Life spreadsheet
Presents templates from the Personal Life category in Numbers, including a calendar, schedule, running log, home improvement project, team organization, baby record, travel planner, party plan, meal plan, or recipe.
Create schedule spreadsheet
Creates a daily schedule in the Numbers app using a template.
Extra Details
Run Shortcut deep link
shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=Create%20schedule%20spreadsheet
Open Shortcut deep link
shortcuts://open-shortcut?name=Create%20schedule%20spreadsheet
AppleScript code
tell application “Shortcuts Events”
run shortcut “Create schedule spreadsheet”
end tell
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Add Personal Finance spreadsheet
Presentes a list of templates from the Personal Finance category in Numbers, including a simple budget, personal budget, personal savings, stock portfolio tracker, and calculators for shared expenses, net worth, college savings, retirement savings, loan comparison, and mortgages.
Add Education spreadsheet
Presents a list of Education templates from the Numbers app, including an attendance spreadsheet, grade book, GPA sheet, probability calculator, correlation project, or academic calendar.
Create a pivot table
Creates a new Pivot Table Basics template spreadsheet in the Numbers app.
Add a custom spreadsheet
Presents a menu of custom templates created in Numbers. Create your own using File > Save as Template.
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