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Is there a reverse formula of the "PMT" formula?
I want to start with the payment + term + rate to find the amount to finance. Thank you N D Brunson |
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See Help for the PV (present value) function.
Jerry NBOne wrote: Is there a reverse formula of the "PMT" formula? I want to start with the payment + term + rate to find the amount to finance. Thank you N D Brunson |
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It sounds like you are looking for PV (Present Value).
"NBOne" wrote: Is there a reverse formula of the "PMT" formula? I want to start with the payment + term + rate to find the amount to finance. Thank you N D Brunson |
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