IFTT Weekly Round Down to Pot?

[AV_Brady (Alexander)]

Hi all!

First post so apologies if this is the wrong place for this…

Just been on IFTT and i wws thinking about setting up an applet which basically rounds down from my main account to a pot each week;

• Say I have £540 in my main account, at midnight Sunday it takes £40 and puts it into my pot
• If I had £565, it would only take £15 into my account

Just thinking it would keep my account nice and clean and also allow me to save quite a bit, especially during the pandemic!

Anyone had anything like this before?

[Ordog]

IFTTT can’t see your balance so you’d have try and calculate this in Google Sheets if you have Monzo Plus.

You could just round up your purchases more to give yourself an whole balance:

Alternative Round-Up options with IFTTT (multiple times, round to nearest £10, % rounding)

So after seeing @stripyshirtguy’s thread about the strange logic of Round Ups in Plus (i.e. only mutliplies the round up amount). I wanted to see what could be done with IFTTT to make a variety of Round Ups. I realised that I can seemingly share (albeing privately) custom IFTTT Platform applets that anyone can use. With a bit of playing with code, I’ve come up with the following; Rounding Multiplier - 2x / 3x etc the round up amount Rounds to the nearest whole pound, then multiplies it by th…

[BritishLibrary]

As @ordog says you if you have Plus (and Google Sheets export) it canm be calculated, but IFTTT can’t see this natively.

With Plus + Sheets though, you can replicate something like what you want. Here’s an example I tried that would round down my salary when it got paid in.

IFTTT + Google Sheets + Monzo = Then what?

I’ve made a way to do an Automatic Salary Sweep when you get paid, using Sheets and IFTTT. Let’s say on Payday you want to move all your leftover money into a Pot. You can do it now. In your Monzo Transaction Google Sheet, set up a little table like so: [image] Yellow Cells = Formula, Green is the final outcome you want. Name - enter how your salary payment looks when you get paid. (If this is not consistent, can do this other ways) Time frame - Enter the formula ‘=today()-1’ - Value - a S…

Should be similar enough as a guide for what you’re after