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I need to put in the actual amount paid, insted of the default payments
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Try the link below.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

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Google returned no help, just the same over and over

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They are referred to as Extra Optional Payments

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Google returned no help, just the same over and over

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I assume you mean the Microsoft Loan Amortization Schedule !
In which case you can adjust the actual payment by entering in the 'Extra
Payment' column a figure + or - difference from the scheduled payment.
Hope this helps.

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Google returned no help, just the same over and over

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Thanks This nice , I looked at it but I guess I thought you could not put a-
number

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I assume you mean the Microsoft Loan Amortization Schedule !
In which case you can adjust the actual payment by entering in the 'Extra
Payment' column a figure + or - difference from the scheduled payment.
Hope this helps.

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Google returned no help, just the same over and over

"Mike" wrote:

I need to put in the actual amount paid, insted of the default payments
Mike

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