DVC Points Spreadsheet?

[gmi3804]

Has anyone ever compiled a DVC points spreadsheet? It'd be interesting to be able to manipulate the columns to determine point requirements.

DIS is filled with great resources like those, but I haven't seen anything like that yet. I don't know enough about spreadsheeting to do it myself; if I did I'd share it with everyone.

 

[Mousewerks]

If you do some searching, I ran across a rather large spreadsheet once upon a time (am not at home to find it again). Google is your friend.

 

[zavandor]

If you are looking to calculate the cost of DVC purchase over the time of membership, you may look at this page:

http://www.mouseplanet.com/8739/A_Disney_Vacation_Club_Primer


If you want to see how many points would cost your typical vacation to decide how many points you have to buy, you can use david's rental point calculator here:

http://www.dvcrequest.com/point_calculator.asp

 

[gmi3804]

If you are looking to calculate the cost of DVC purchase over the time of membership, you may look at this page:

http://www.mouseplanet.com/8739/A_Disney_Vacation_Club_Primer


If you want to see how many points would cost your typical vacation to decide how many points you have to buy, you can use david's rental point calculator here:

http://www.dvcrequest.com/point_calculator.asp

Thanks for the info, but I was looking for a spreadsheet which had all the points requirements on a single report. I don't even know if something like that exists.

 

[zavandor]

David's calculator is the one I like most because it lets you select wich resorts you are interest to and shows the point requirements for a period for everyone.

It's very useful to have every resort at a glance.

 

[gmi3804]

David's calculator is the one I like most because it lets you select wich resorts you are interest to and shows the point requirements for a period for everyone.

It's very useful to have every resort at a glance.

Thanks. That one is as close as I could find to what I'm looking for. Pretty useful!

 

[Mousewerks]

try

http://www.dvcrequest.com/planner/spreadsheet.xls

 

[SamSam]

Go to http://web.nalu.net/~wneth/dvcplanner.htm, caskbill developed these and they are the best ever. He has sadly passed, but there is a team and his wonderful wife who are working at keeping some of his 'works' updated.

I love his programs!