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Current Mortgage Balance
Hello.
I have created a spreadsheet that lists the "current" balances of all our mortgages. By using seperate worksheets containing each mortgages amortization schedule, I would like to pull the "current" balance of each mortgage onto the summary sheet. Is there any way to do this? Example: Todays date is July 24, 2007. The summary sheet would display the cell containing the balance of the mortgage after the July 1, 2007 payment. This amount would be on the seperate amortization worksheet for that loan. Thanks in advance for any help. JH |
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JH,
Use a VLOOKUP function, like =VLOOKUP(TODAY(),'Mortgage Sheet 1'!A:B,2) where dates are in column A and balances in column B... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "JAH" wrote in message ps.com... Hello. I have created a spreadsheet that lists the "current" balances of all our mortgages. By using seperate worksheets containing each mortgages amortization schedule, I would like to pull the "current" balance of each mortgage onto the summary sheet. Is there any way to do this? Example: Todays date is July 24, 2007. The summary sheet would display the cell containing the balance of the mortgage after the July 1, 2007 payment. This amount would be on the seperate amortization worksheet for that loan. Thanks in advance for any help. JH |
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Can you provide any more information on the MATCH function and how I
could implement it in this situation? Thank you |
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Bernie,
Thanks. I almost have it working, only I cannot get it to pull the balance from column F instead of B. It only seems to work in column B. Any ideas? Jesse |
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Change the formula to
=VLOOKUP(TODAY(),'Mortgage Sheet 1'!A:F,6) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "JAH" wrote in message oups.com... Bernie, Thanks. I almost have it working, only I cannot get it to pull the balance from column F instead of B. It only seems to work in column B. Any ideas? Jesse |
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Thanks everyone, I works!!
Jesse |
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