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Julian Campbell

mortgage calculator
 
I wouls like to be able to work out my monthly mortgage payment (interest
only) by inputing the following details

amount of loan ( figure to entered ?)
term of loan (in years 1 to 25)
interest rate ( current figure to be entered ie 4.75)
My monthly repayment is ( display answer)

Thanks for your help

Julian



Morrigan


Hmm...it sounds like the function IPMT function. Take a look at that.

HTH


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Fred Smith

Excel's PMT function will calculate your answer for you.

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"Julian Campbell" wrote in message
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I wouls like to be able to work out my monthly mortgage payment (interest only)
by inputing the following details

amount of loan ( figure to entered ?)
term of loan (in years 1 to 25)
interest rate ( current figure to be entered ie 4.75)
My monthly repayment is ( display answer)

Thanks for your help

Julian




Ltat42a


Julian Campbell Wrote:
I wouls like to be able to work out my monthly mortgage payment
(interest
only) by inputing the following details

amount of loan ( figure to entered ?)
term of loan (in years 1 to 25)
interest rate ( current figure to be entered ie 4.75)
My monthly repayment is ( display answer)

Thanks for your help

Julian


I have a loan calculator spreadsheet already set up to use. If you'll
send me your email address, I send it to you.


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