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Formula to calculate cumulative interest
I want to calculate the amount of interest which would be earned over a
number of years. I will be starting with a base amount (say $25,000) which will earn 8% interest compounded annually. I tried using the ACCRINTM formula, but it isn't giving me the correct amount (which I figured out manually). My manual calculation showed that $25,000 earning 8% interest compounded annually over 9 years would earn a total of $24,975 of interest. What formula can I use to get Excel to do the calculation for me? |
Formula to calculate cumulative interest
=FV(8%, 9, 0, -25000)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "mam" wrote in message ... I want to calculate the amount of interest which would be earned over a number of years. I will be starting with a base amount (say $25,000) which will earn 8% interest compounded annually. I tried using the ACCRINTM formula, but it isn't giving me the correct amount (which I figured out manually). My manual calculation showed that $25,000 earning 8% interest compounded annually over 9 years would earn a total of $24,975 of interest. What formula can I use to get Excel to do the calculation for me? |
Formula to calculate cumulative interest
"mam" wrote:
My manual calculation showed that $25,000 earning 8% interest compounded annually over 9 years would earn a total of $24,975 of interest. What formula can I use to get Excel to do the calculation for me? =FV(8%, 9,, -25000) - 25000 |
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