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I have a problem that is more of a math problem than excel.
I want to show an annual loan interest calculation that is based on a monthly amortization schedule. The problem is that each month we repay some of the principal and then next months interest is calculated on a different principal amount. Illustrated I am imagining that this is how this would look assuming we start with a balance of $1,000 and an monthly interest rate of r. 1,000*r+(1,000-((1,000*r))*r+(1,000-(1,000-((1,000*r))*r)...and so on This seems like some sort of math series and I am wondering if this can be simplified in a formula. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it. Thanks. Neda |
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