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Thank you! Also, what camera do you use?

Wonderful video. The debts you enter seem to be set -- meaning they are not being added to but with a credit card that is used still with some purchases -- how do you change the total each month -- as your samples assume the debt is not changing. so it the debit is $1,000 and one pays $250 but spends another $50 that month -- the totals need to take that into account. manually override the total? but then the interest is not figured in accurately. please advise -- maybe an additional column needs to be added for "additional debt" ?

the date formula doesn't work for me:( I did Jan 25 and then "=EDATE(A3,1)" and i get the number 45713, can you please tell me what I did wrong?:(

When I went to drag the months/years in the first column, it doesn't change it to the correct year after December. It keeps running the year 25 all the way through. How do I fix that?

Well Done! This actually gives one a visual that one can pay off debt with a clear date and amounts. So useful.

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! Straight to the point and helpful

First budget

Begginer at Excel here, and iv done this exact step by step, but when i get to dragging down my payments to see when my debts would be paid off. It adds the percentages up after the 3rd column... for example, i have a 590 dollar debt with a minimum payment of $100 at 32%. i drag it down 4 columns, and the percentage is now up to 332% ... any help is much appriciated.

I'm having an issue formatting the date. I'm creating the sheet to start Jan 25 but when I follow your steps, it adds Feb 24.🥺

Saw your video this morning because I am working on something similar and wanted to send my thanks for the inspiration! You can refine this a little more by adding a function to the second debt's second row minimum payment, "=if(D4<0,B4+E$3,E$3)" which will check to see if the first debt's value is over $0.00, and if it changes to a negative, will add the first debt's minimum payment to the next minimum payment. That way you don't need to manually change the amounts when a debt is paid off. And you can also use conditional formatting to change colors when the value is a negative amount. Awesome stuff, keep up the good work!

Why do I keep getting 45689 instead of consecutive dates? I have done exactly what you are doing several times. Any ideas?

brilliant!!!

Thank you for showing your mistakes because you know we're going to make them too and now we know how to fix them

Thank you so much! My husband will think im actually smart! Haha

How do you format the date to just be the "MONTH" and "YEAR"? I tried by clicking "Format" then "Number" but there was no option for formatting it to just the month and year.

Hii, thank you so much for this video. I'll love to ask how fhe 50-30-20 rule is applied at the end of this video?

So helpful! Thank you!

Do you have a Facebook Grouo to follow?

What if one month you pay more than the minimum, how would you account for this on the spreadsheet?

Hello! Love you video! I have made my own 50/30/20 budget from your video and i was wondering - we put money aside each month for our mortgage payment as it is paid every 3rd month. How would you adjust the sheet to compensate for the months where payments come from the budget account and not from our direct income? Greeting from Denmark

Dude half of your screen is bullshit. Clear that shit out

Again your videos suck. Let me Timelapse the most important shit. Don’t make more videos. Trash.

Dude slow down, tell where to click. Not everyone knows where to click or how to do all that shit. Waste of my time. Thanks for nothing.

Jamie! You are amazing I have been searching high and low for spreadsheets that were practical and reliable and this is it. I hope that both sides of your pillows stay forever cool😂😂. Seriously thank you😊

following your video step by step and everything isnt working for me. Do I need to have office 24 for this or no?

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Hey, thanks for this spreadsheet. I'm about to get radical in my quest to pay off my debt and being able to see how that looks in a spreadsheet was so cool. So here is to paying off 3 years plus of debt in less than 6 months starting January 1, 2025.

Very helpful. Thank you.

I was crying, until I prayed and asked the Lord to help me find a way to get out of debt. I went to some programs people referred to me. I’m a very frugal person, but I’d didn’t have enough debt for anyone’s assistance. I once was blind and now I see! I am so grateful. The only thing I didn’t put on my list was my school loan. But, I’m on my way. Next my weight, but your method took a hundred pound off of my heart. 😊

Thank you Jamie😊

I'm a little confused on how this works with a mortgage payment. I created this and all my debt seems to line up well with my payment schedules however my montage column is showing that I will pay it off about 10 years early, before adding any extra payments. Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

This helped me a lot thank you!!!

this was so easy to understand, thank you! excited to make my spreadsheet now too :)

My minimum payment and interest rate keeps growing when i drag down. Can you help?

How does this work for mortgage, since each monthly payment changes by a few dollars to the principle payment.

Nice! Thanks for sharing this 👍

Yup! Quite neat and fancy! 😂 Love it anyway, now I'll hv to learn to use google spreadsheet 😂

Thank you very much for this. It works for me and the Mrs. Can you make a video or short explaining the formula for interest only loans. Also when I plug in my wife’s school loan $5.7k at 12.5% with a 70 something payment and drag down, the number starts ballooning out of control even it’s only went up 1k in 10 years. What am I missing?

Quick, easy to follow - I prefer making the sheets from scratch as it gives us more control over any changes we make. Cheers from the UK!

THANK YOU!!!!

is there a way to switch the column for the month/year to something like biweekly?

Excellent teacher ! This turned me into a Google Sheets fanatic!

Thank you so very much for this!!!❤😊 you help me out a lot!

hm im not sure if this is a snowball debt calculator. Usually the left over amount after paying off debt 1 will be used towards debt 2 and so forth. This creates a snowball effect and should result in paying down the debt faster. This calculator seems to be determining when your debt will be paid off/interest incur if you paid the minimum payment.

I loved that I was able to understand.gave me a passion for budgeting.

Thank you for making this video. You made the process of making a debt snowball spreadsheet simple and easy. 🙂

Will you make a video on doing this on an iPad? Not everyone has access to to a laptop or computer. Thanks!

I was wondering how you do custom dates in excel on an iPad because it’s not populating correctly and there is no custom date option that I have found.

Thank you so much, this really helped me a lot.

thank you so much for this free tutorial ❤