Is there a way to store your data entries to FIRECalc?

[simple girl]

I'd like to not have to re-enter my data each time I want to run FIRECalc. Is there a way to store your data in the calculator (like Fidelity does for you)? I logged in but still didn't see any option for this.

[REWahoo]

Answer is here: http://www.early-retirement.org/foru...ies-79434.html

[marko]

I'm not sure how or why this works but if I go to Firecalc and then, say hit just the number "2" in a year field for example, a number like "2020" will drop down, providing that I had once before entered 2020. If you have previously entered other numbers in other fields they should drop down as well. Provided you're using the same computer. On a phone, I'm not so sure.

[Dtail]

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Originally Posted by marko I'm not sure how or why this works but if I go to Firecalc and then, say hit just the number "2" in a year field for example, a number like "2020" will drop down, providing that I had once before entered 2020. If you have previously entered other numbers in other fields they should drop down as well. Provided you're using the same computer. On a phone, I'm not so sure.

+1. Not as efficient as Fidelity, but not bad.

[COcheesehead]

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Originally Posted by marko I'm not sure how or why this works but if I go to Firecalc and then, say hit just the number "2" in a year field for example, a number like "2020" will drop down, providing that I had once before entered 2020. If you have previously entered other numbers in other fields they should drop down as well. Provided you're using the same computer. On a phone, I'm not so sure.

Could be the result of having this feature enabled https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001377.htm

[Jerry1]

After you hit submit and see your results, look up in the top right hand corner for a link titled "link to this set of data". That will allow you to copy a url. Save it in Word (or where ever) and then copy and paste it to your browser the next time you want to use it.