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I'm trying to figure out a formula that would automatically change the values
in the 3 different cells when 1 month has been reached. for example: A1=$2100.00 B1= $25.00 C1= 36 (months remaining) C1= Date so $25.00 is a monthly payment so once the date reaches one month I want $2100.00 to deduct 25.00 and the months remaining to deduct 1 month. and i want this to be something that is automatic so each time a month is reached the amount in A1 will go down until it reaches 0. |
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Do you mean D1=date? Assuming the first payment is exactly 1 month from the
date in D1, you could try this formula in A1 =MAX(0,2100-B1*DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) and C1 =MAX(0,36-DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) "butters" wrote: I'm trying to figure out a formula that would automatically change the values in the 3 different cells when 1 month has been reached. for example: A1=$2100.00 B1= $25.00 C1= 36 (months remaining) C1= Date so $25.00 is a monthly payment so once the date reaches one month I want $2100.00 to deduct 25.00 and the months remaining to deduct 1 month. and i want this to be something that is automatic so each time a month is reached the amount in A1 will go down until it reaches 0. |
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Thanks! but what if I want to do it manually? would i have to insert a new
cell F1=Paid? and what if each month I have to change the paid date and I want A1, B1, and C1 to automatically deduct but in the right sense? do you know a formula for that? "daddylonglegs" wrote: Do you mean D1=date? Assuming the first payment is exactly 1 month from the date in D1, you could try this formula in A1 =MAX(0,2100-B1*DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) and C1 =MAX(0,36-DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) "butters" wrote: I'm trying to figure out a formula that would automatically change the values in the 3 different cells when 1 month has been reached. for example: A1=$2100.00 B1= $25.00 C1= 36 (months remaining) C1= Date so $25.00 is a monthly payment so once the date reaches one month I want $2100.00 to deduct 25.00 and the months remaining to deduct 1 month. and i want this to be something that is automatic so each time a month is reached the amount in A1 will go down until it reaches 0. |
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thank you so much! i wouldn't have figured that out on my own!!
"daddylonglegs" wrote: Do you mean D1=date? Assuming the first payment is exactly 1 month from the date in D1, you could try this formula in A1 =MAX(0,2100-B1*DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) and C1 =MAX(0,36-DATEDIF(D1,TODAY(),"m")) "butters" wrote: I'm trying to figure out a formula that would automatically change the values in the 3 different cells when 1 month has been reached. for example: A1=$2100.00 B1= $25.00 C1= 36 (months remaining) C1= Date so $25.00 is a monthly payment so once the date reaches one month I want $2100.00 to deduct 25.00 and the months remaining to deduct 1 month. and i want this to be something that is automatic so each time a month is reached the amount in A1 will go down until it reaches 0. |
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