Learn how to find expensive days in Trends on Pennie's Reports page.
Find it:Bottom tabs > Reports
Worked examples use sample data, not your account. Reference screenshots show the current app controls in a Windows preview; their example amounts may differ from this lesson. Android system prompts vary by device.
Step 1
Choose Trends and Expenses
Choose Trends and Expenses
Read real saved expense dates
Highest day is not a bank balance
Choose Trends, then Expenses.
Daily spending appears for Weekly and Monthly.
Annual and Custom do not show the daily spending card.
Step 2
Read real daily values
Read real daily values
Read real saved expense dates
Highest day is not a bank balance
The line receives actual saved expense dates.
September fifth has eight thousand seven hundred rupees of spending.
Dates without saved ordinary expense activity show zero activity.
Step 3
Use average and highest day
Use average and highest day
Read real saved expense dates
Highest day is not a bank balance
Daily average divides the selected daily spending total by its day count.
Highest day identifies the greatest recorded daily amount.
Neither is a daily bank balance.
Step 4
Keep filters in mind
Keep filters in mind
Read real saved expense dates
Highest day is not a bank balance
Spending labels change the relevant daily detail.
Compare like periods and like filters.
Missing balance history has a different meaning from a day with zero expense activity.
