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Help w/ IPMT differences
I've searched the archives of the group and looked at A LOT of posts
regarding the IPMT function, but I'm just not seeing a concrete answer to this very simple problem.. I am doing basic interest calculations on loan amounts to compare various options, but the values I'm coming up with are different than what I get with an amortization schedule. For example, a $100,000 loan, 5.5% per year, 180 total payments - what is the cumulative interest at the end of the first year? According to my amortization schedule it is $5389.81. However, if I use the function: =IPMT(0.055,1,180,100000) the result is $5500.00 Its a minor difference, but I can't figure out how to get these numbers to reconcile. Can anyone tell me where I am going wrong and what method/formula to use to make them equal? Thanks very much. |
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