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Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
HELP please. I have looked through all possible formulae but cannot find one
to suit. I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) How can I create a formulae to calculate this in one swoop ? |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
With the start date in A1 and the end date in A2 and the amount in A3 and the
APR in A4. In another cell (say Z100): =((1+A4/365)^(A2-A1)-1)*A3 is the total due, so the total interest is: Z100-A3 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200785 "David Brereton" wrote: HELP please. I have looked through all possible formulae but cannot find one to suit. I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) How can I create a formulae to calculate this in one swoop ? |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
Sory... the formula in Z100 is the total interest
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200785 "David Brereton" wrote: HELP please. I have looked through all possible formulae but cannot find one to suit. I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) How can I create a formulae to calculate this in one swoop ? |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
On May 12, 9:59*am, David Brereton <David
wrote: I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) If those values are in A1, A2, A3 and A4 respectively, then: =fv(A4/365, A3-A2, 0, -A1) - A1 Note: This asumes that A4 is entered in fractional form (less than 1) or in percentage form. For example, 0.0123 or 1.23%, not 1.23. |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
Thank you very much !!
"Gary''s Student" wrote: With the start date in A1 and the end date in A2 and the amount in A3 and the APR in A4. In another cell (say Z100): =((1+A4/365)^(A2-A1)-1)*A3 is the total due, so the total interest is: Z100-A3 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200785 "David Brereton" wrote: HELP please. I have looked through all possible formulae but cannot find one to suit. I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) How can I create a formulae to calculate this in one swoop ? |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
Thank you.
If I made it more complicated by adding another factor ... The daily interest amount would vary from another worksheet that details a date in column A and the rate in column B. Is it possible to get the formula to see the interest rate applicable for each day , before it calculates and compounds the interest. Hope you get that ? "joeu2004" wrote: On May 12, 9:59 am, David Brereton <David wrote: I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) If those values are in A1, A2, A3 and A4 respectively, then: =fv(A4/365, A3-A2, 0, -A1) - A1 Note: This asumes that A4 is entered in fractional form (less than 1) or in percentage form. For example, 0.0123 or 1.23%, not 1.23. |
Calculation of Compounded Interest on a debt
On May 13, 3:09 am, David Brereton
wrote: If I made it more complicated by adding another factor ... The daily interest amount would vary from another worksheet that details a date in column A and the rate in column B. Is it possible to get the formula to see the interest rate applicable for each day, before it calculates and compounds the interest. I would create an amortization schedule in that case. IMHO, it is not practical to write a single formula that incorporates the variable rate. I am not sure it is even feasible to do, at least not without the use of a UDF (VBA function). The amortization schedule can be designed to find the applicable interest rate based on the payment date. Ostensibly, you might use VLOOKUP; but beware of real-world complications, for example if the interest changes on the payment date. ----- original posting ----- On May 13, 3:09*am, David Brereton wrote: Thank you. If I made it more complicated by adding another factor ... The daily interest amount would vary from another worksheet that details a date in column A and the rate in column B. Is it possible to get the formula to see the interest rate applicable for each day , before it calculates and compounds the interest. Hope you get that ? "joeu2004" wrote: On May 12, 9:59 am, David Brereton <David wrote: I am trying to find an easy / short way to calculate interest on a debt , but compounded on a daily basis. The info I will have will be :- 1. Amount of debt 2. Start date of debt 3. Date to which interest is to be calculated to 4. Interest rate ( fixed ) If those values are in A1, A2, A3 and A4 respectively, then: =fv(A4/365, A3-A2, 0, -A1) - A1 Note: *This asumes that A4 is entered in fractional form (less than 1) or in percentage form. *For example, 0.0123 or 1.23%, not 1.23.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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