The exported CSV file contains the following columns.
- Column values are separated by commas.
- Each field is enclosed in double quotation marks (
"). - The file is encoded in UTF-8 and supports special characters (such as emojis).
The name of the account the transaction belongs to.
Example: "My Account"
The date of the transaction.
Format: "YYYY-MM-DD"
Example: "2026-02-26"
The amount of the transaction.
- A dot (
.) is used as the decimal separator. - Thousands separators are not used.
- A negative value indicates money leaving the account (expense).
- A positive value indicates money entering the account (income).
Example: "-15600.00"
The ISO currency code of the transaction (not the currency symbol).
Example: "USD"
The Description field is generated automatically by Pixel Budget and is intended to improve readability when viewing or importing the file into other systems.
Format:"type_of_transaction <vendor_or_payer> category_group/category"
The angle brackets (< >) are part of the generated description and contain the vendor or payer name.
Examples:
"Expense <Shell> Car/
Gas""Income <Microsoft> Job/
Salary""Transfer from My Account to Credit Card"
The name of the vendor or payer.
Example: "Shell"
If the transaction type is , this field is empty ("").
The name of the expense or income category group.
Examples:
If the transaction type is , this field is empty ("").
The name of the expense or income category.
Examples:
"
Gas""
Salary"
If the transaction type is , this field is empty ("").
If the transaction type is , this field contains the name of the source account.
If the transaction type is or , this field is empty ("").
If the transaction type is , this field contains the name of the destination account.
If the transaction type is or , this field is empty ("").