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formula to calculate sum of payment increased by 3% annually
example: I'm paying $1000 a month today. The amount increases by 3% each
year. I pay for 5 years. How much am i paying in total? is there a formula to calculate this? |
formula to calculate sum of payment increased by 3% annually
Hi,
=SUM(B8*12*1.03^{0,1,2,3,4}) where B8 contains the initial payment size. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JSC" wrote: example: I'm paying $1000 a month today. The amount increases by 3% each year. I pay for 5 years. How much am i paying in total? is there a formula to calculate this? |
formula to calculate sum of payment increased by 3% annually
Hi,
A slightly more flexible version of my last suggestion: =SUM(B8*12*1.03^(ROW(1:5)-1)) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JSC" wrote: example: I'm paying $1000 a month today. The amount increases by 3% each year. I pay for 5 years. How much am i paying in total? is there a formula to calculate this? |
formula to calculate sum of payment increased by 3% annually
This is a basic compound interest problem:
=FV(3%,5,1000*12) Regards Fred "JSC" wrote in message ... example: I'm paying $1000 a month today. The amount increases by 3% each year. I pay for 5 years. How much am i paying in total? is there a formula to calculate this? |
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