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Welcome bubba! Since the spreadsheet / calculator is quite the eyeful already, I was thinking the L funds would be too much to add.
The L funds are for buy and hold investors and if someone chooses one, it should be easy enough to track the results. If someone wants to actively trade the L funds, good luck. That would be an interesting task.
If you plan to only use the L funds, try this spreadsheet... http://www.tsptalk.com/utilities/tsp_Lfund.xls
I haven't created one that mixes both the L and the old funds. Like I said, it would be way too tough to read.
Tom
Welcome bubba! Since the spreadsheet / calculator is quite the eyeful already, I was thinking the L funds would be too much to add.
The L funds are for buy and hold investors and if someone chooses one, it should be easy enough to track the results. If someone wants to actively trade the L funds, good luck. That would be an interesting task.
If you plan to only use the L funds, try this spreadsheet... http://www.tsptalk.com/utilities/tsp_Lfund.xls
I haven't created one that mixes both the L and the old funds. Like I said, it would be way too tough to read.
Tom
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If you still want to cut and paste the share prices from the tsp.gov site to your spreadsheet, you can try what I did. Add 5 culumns between the date and the G fund price, then squeeze them down until you can't see them. It will paste without showing the L fund prices...
http://www.tsptalk.com/utilities/test.xls
If you still want to cut and paste the share prices from the tsp.gov site to your spreadsheet, you can try what I did. Add 5 culumns between the date and the G fund price, then squeeze them down until you can't see them. It will paste without showing the L fund prices...
http://www.tsptalk.com/utilities/test.xls
