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The effective monthly rate with daily compounding is given by (1+r/360)
^d, where d is the number of days in the period. =PMT((1+7.5%/360)^30-1,5*12,-10000) HTH Kostis Vezerides On Nov 26, 9:26*pm, Dennis wrote: I have a question regarding the PMT funtion. Example: loan amount = 10000, Annual % rate is 7.5%, term is 5 years, payments per year is 12. The regular function would be: PMT(%/12, 5*12,-10000) How do you set this up using daily interest instead of monthly interest with a monthly payment. Or, is the PMT function the correct function to use?? |
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