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This may be a bit confusing, but I was puzzling over this over the weekend
and can't figure out a solution. I'm assuming the answer to this lies in VBA. I have in mind a template for calculating bond interest payments. What I would like to do is to enter the number of periods, say 30, and have Excel automatically populate a table with 30 coupon payments. I can figure out all the bond math by myself. What I don't know how to do is, given a value entered in a cell, have a table populate with a number of rows equal to that value. So, if I decided that instead of a 30 period bond I was interested in a 15 period bond, I could change 30 to 15, and Excel would automatically shrink the table. I doubt this is impossible, but I do know it's beyond my VBA knowledge. Thanks, Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. |