Workflow Examples Missing Spreadsheet Example

[Jonathan_Sherman]

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I know I can mock it up myself, but perhaps it would be more helpful to include a link for the example spreadsheet? https://n8n.io/workflows/2338-reconcile-rent-payments-with-local-excel-spreadsheet-and-openai/ @Jim_Le @jimleuk I think your workflow examples are quite interesting, but some seem to lack mock files to run. If you can’t get to it, please let me know and I’ll try to mock them up myself correctly. Thanks!

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It looks like your topic is missing some important information. Could you provide the following if applicable.

• n8n version:
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• Running n8n via (Docker, npm, n8n cloud, desktop app):
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[Jim_Le]

@Jonathan_Sherman

For this particular template:

• The spreadsheet example which contains the tenant and property data: reconcilation-workbook-public-demo.xlsx - Google Sheets
  The agent will access these to compare against incoming bank statements.
• The bank statement csv example which is picked up by the workflow: reconciliation-workflow-bank-statement-example.csv - Google Drive

Just a quick note that with a lot of these templates, I do try to keep things simple to direct focus primarily on the idea and AI use-case and you may find the way the data is imported into the workflow might not make a lot of sense.
For example, the tenant and property data is all contained within the same spreadsheet as the alerts, whereas in a more realistic scenario there is usually a database of some sort involved.

Hopefully this explains why the mock files are the way they are and doesn’t disuade you from customising them for your own scenario!

Cheers for the feedback and I’ll make a note to try and add mock files in future templates.