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Carry forward formula help needed
Hi,
I need help with a formula. I am trying to calculate payments where someone might buy something in three installments of $20. I would like each month to automatically carryforward the remaining two payments. How can I do this? Thanks. |
Carry forward formula help needed
The formulas can be really simple (=A1+A2, for example) or more complex
depending on the layout of your data, or if there are any conditions to apply. It is hard to give a concrete solution with the information you have posted, if you can add some example of what you want to achieve that would help. Miguel. " wrote: Hi, I need help with a formula. I am trying to calculate payments where someone might buy something in three installments of $20. I would like each month to automatically carryforward the remaining two payments. How can I do this? Thanks. |
Carry forward formula help needed
Thanks. Here is some more detail.
I am creating a spreadsheet that needs to perform the following kinds of calculation: X% of people will pay us X% of the selling price (for example, 50% will pay us $100), while the remaining X% will pay us in X number of installments (for example, the remaining 50% will pay us in 3 payments of $33). I need to be able to easily change the percentage that pays full price and I need to be able to quickly alter the number of payments to achieve full price. Does this make more sense? |
Carry forward formula help needed
I am still not sure what is the final result expected. If it is the monthly
figure, for example, something like this may do (# of customers in B1, price in B2, % of customers paying full in B3, number of payments in B4) =B1*B2*B3+(B1*B2*(1-B3)/B4) When you change cells B3 and B4, the results will change accordingly. Is this what you needed? Miguel. " wrote: Thanks. Here is some more detail. I am creating a spreadsheet that needs to perform the following kinds of calculation: X% of people will pay us X% of the selling price (for example, 50% will pay us $100), while the remaining X% will pay us in X number of installments (for example, the remaining 50% will pay us in 3 payments of $33). I need to be able to easily change the percentage that pays full price and I need to be able to quickly alter the number of payments to achieve full price. Does this make more sense? |
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