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I'm trying to use a formula to calculate a fee however the fee is only
calculated for negative values. Ex. I have a range of Cash Flows F22-F42. The first Cash Flow is negative which I would charge .75%. So if I have a negative $100,000, the Fee would be $750. This fee will be charged for every period from here on. Lets say during the second period the is a positive Cash Flow, then the fee would remain $750. However, if during the third period the Cash Flow was a negative $25,000, the fee would increase to $1000, based on accumulation of the negative cash flows ($75,000 + $25,000)*.0075= $1000. If the remaining Cash Flows were to be positive, then the fee would remain the same $1000 for the remaining period. Basically I just need to use the negative Cash Flows during the periods. Would I use the "IF" statement and if so, how? Thank you in advnace. Cal |
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