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snowball spreadsheet?
doodah
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hi everyone, does anyone know of a snowball spreadsheet? i have tried the snowball website but i'd like to have it as a spreadsheet as it'd be easier to update etc.
31/12/2006 £8395, 01/10/2008 £5089.73, 19/10/2010 £835.00 31/03/2011 £0.00
Pigsback = £9.35 (£30 claimed), Quidco = £128.24 claimed
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You can highlight the table that the snowball calculator creates then use ctrl-c to copy it then paste it into a spreadsheet. If you want it to update itself you'll have to create your own formulae though.
An alternative is to register on the whats the cost site. Then you can save your snowball & retreive it & make adjustments to it when you pay something off or an interest rate changes or you balance transfer to another card. Thats what I did & its worked a treat.0 -
thank you
31/12/2006 £8395, 01/10/2008 £5089.73, 19/10/2010 £835.00 31/03/2011 £0.00
Pigsback = £9.35 (£30 claimed), Quidco = £128.24 claimedOfficial DFW Nerd No. 264
Debt-free and Proud!0
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