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I am setting up a spreadsheet to calculate interest on a loan amount. The
interest rate, while somewhat stable, does change (more often than not nowadays!). At present, the current interets rate is entered into a protected cell at the top of the page. Then, the sheet will recognize if a transaction process (listed in column A) is an "Interest Calculation" (rather than a debit or a credit). If so, then, the current interest rate (obtained from the input cell) is placed in column J and once a date has been entered (column B), the interest on the daily balance will be calculated. PROBLEM is, when I change the interest rate, then all the previous IRs change to the new value. This is because, I have basically used a formula (copied in all cells of column J) that, once it recognizes that "Interest Calculation" is the process (in Column A), it simply retrieves the current interest rate from the input cell i.e., =IF(A22="Interest Calculation",J$13," "). I need a way to "fix" the IR once it has been "loaded" into the calculation rows of the spreadsheet. |
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