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Miyo builds spending views from your transaction categories and types. When a chart looks wrong, correct the transactions first; the report will follow the underlying data.

Use the Spending view

Open Spending to review totals, trends, categories, and merchants for the selected period.
  • Change the time range to compare recent activity with an earlier period.
  • Turn Include bills on or off when you want to separate recurring commitments from other spending.
  • Select a category or merchant to narrow the transactions behind a total.
  • Review Left for Savings as income after spending, not as a bank balance.

Use Reports

If Reports is available in your navigation, use it for a broader income-and-expense view. Choose a period and lens, then drill into the transactions behind an unexpected amount.
Reports and some comparison lenses can be released gradually. The transactions and spending filters remain the source for investigating a total when a report is not available.

Fix a total that looks wrong

1

Match the period

Confirm that the report and the bank statement use the same start date, end date, and timezone.
2

Review uncategorized activity

Open Transactions and filter to Uncategorized for the same period.
3

Check transaction types

A transfer marked as an expense can inflate spending. A refund or income item with the wrong type can distort net totals.
4

Check exclusions

A transaction with Exclude from budgets can behave differently in planning views than it does in a complete transaction total.
5

Check data freshness

Review linked-institution status and the latest imported transaction date.
Left for Savings is a planning calculation. It does not mean Miyo moved that amount or that the same amount is available in one financial account.