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Old 16th August 2007, 16:27   #1521 (permalink)
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Phatram, this is what i did,

Open up the spreadsheet kind you need, compound, contractual or 8%, preferbly one you dont use anymore.

When the spreadsheet opens, click on "Revisions" go back to the earliest date you can.(Hopefully this will be a time before a formula was deleted, so should give you a working spreadsheet)

Copy it and rename it, i renamed mine Blank Such and Such. You can find the copy button, by clicking on file.

Then you have a blank template to copy from all the time, everytime you need another spreadsheet, just do another copy of the blank one.

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Any suggestions as to how i calculate the APR and is it possible to pay 4 weekly not monthly?
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Old 25th September 2007, 14:24   #1523 (permalink)
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Errm... I'm attempting to calculate compound interest on a credit card, but none of Vampiress' sheets are up - they are 404'd. I have spent a lot of time on the forum looking for alternatives, or alternate locations but cannot find any. Can anyone help me out? Cheers.
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Old 11th February 2008, 15:32   #1524 (permalink)
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Anyone know whats going on: I have a problem with the advanced spreadsheet - everymonth I add on th enew interest and let the spreadsheet make the new calcualtion by draggin down the cells, however for some reason a new calcualtion cant be made...i cant see the formula either...any idea whats goign on...? should i just download a new spreadsheet....?
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Old 22nd February 2008, 16:00   #1525 (permalink)
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Errm... I'm attempting to calculate compound interest on a credit card, but none of Vampiress' sheets are up - they are 404'd. I have spent a lot of time on the forum looking for alternatives, or alternate locations but cannot find any. Can anyone help me out? Cheers.
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same problem as you when it comes to opening them
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have just done so good idea of yours will see if it does any good am stumped without a spreadsheet
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They look suspiciously like Vamps spreadsheets to me
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Hello

I'm trying to figure out how to use the advanced spreadsheet to get my charges back from barclaycard with penalty charge interest.

There are a couple of things i need someone to point out for me:

1) Column I, the 'Amount Paid' - i get that from the next months statement, yes? And if i paid nothing, i assume i enter a zero?

2) In the sample data in the spreadsheet, under column G 'Interest Charged' it has a flate rate of 12.50 for every row. I'm trying to figure out what interest i enter for this cell from my statements, as it mentions interest in a few places:
* purchase interest
* "interest on your standard balance"
* "interest on your cash balance"
* "next months estimated interest"
I think i need to enter the purchase interest in column G. But is it normal for this to change - from 2002 to 2004 it's 1.385, then from 2004 onwards it's 1.456 and in the most recent statements 1.527. I assume i update the cell whenever this interest increases? Or do i enter the £ amount of interest charged?

Thanks a lot in advance
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Hi - Not sure if anyone can help but here it goes - I downloaded the spreadsheets (advanced) and for the most everything works - however I have noticed that as I am dragging down the formula, the further time elapses, that for whatever reason, the formula wasnt calculating anymore - i know it doesnt make much sense, but i was wondering if anyone knew, or had similar problems....? Secondly, i realize the calcualtions are meant to figure out what portion of the overdraft is interest, what happens when interest rate charges go up....is this reflected in the calculations?

Can anyone help?
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Old 27th April 2008, 17:14   #1533 (permalink)
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I'm still hoping someone can help with some answers to my post 2 up - waiting to fill out the complex spreadsheet but still don't understand what interest to use - some posts say to enter 27.9%, but i don't see that on my statements anywhere. And i'm still not sure whether to enter a percentage value, or the £ value. If it's the £ value - do i need to enter them both (i get charged interest in my statements twice: interest on standard balance @ 1.385%, and interest on cash balance at 1.462%)?

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Also, if i have a statement for a month with no charges on it, do i enter that statement in the spreadsheet - just the date of the statement and the statement balance?
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Mackerel,

Telephone the bank and ask for the interest rate which is currently being applied to the account. Use this in the spreadsheet.
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ooops I sorry for this .. Wrong post wrong place
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I'm a little stumped if someone can offer some guidance here...I have read through the documentation pertaining to credit card charges and interest levied on those charges - I have downloaded the advanced spreadsheet but I am still at a loss as to what information to enter.

1.Do I enter each statement concurrently I have regardless of charges? So Jan, Feb, Mar, etc?
2.What do I enter as the statement balance? I understand from the documentation that I do not enter the balance from last statement but what do I enter? The entire balance of the given statement?
3.If I didn’t pay anything in a given month I enter zero, however if I paid something on the Jan statement but it won’t show until Feb as a credit do I enter it as amount paid in Jan? Or Feb?
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This thread appears to have died, is there a reason?I'm trying to use the Credit Card England Advanced spreadsheet but like other previous posters I'm confused as to what figures to enter.I can see that there are some spurios pieces of data in the template that need to be removed before using it .But is there anyone on the site who really knows howe to use it?
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tilderdon,
you literally put in the figures as they are in each statement. there are notes in the spreadsheet itself.

then when you send your letter before action to the credit card company you request repayment of penalty charged + interest on penalties.

if they refuse to pay this, when you apply to court you add on the interest in the 8% interest section. hope that helps.
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Thanks Essential I have successfully used the Bank Charges Advanced Spreadsheet but I have five figures on my Credit Card Statement - Previous Balance, Payments, Spending, Interest and New Balance which of these figures do i actually use. And can anyone tell me how to get the formatting to work in this editor
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