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excel payments functions
I am trying to figure out a function for interest only payments. If it is a
$10,000 loan for 30 years with a 5% interest rate, what function should I use to figure out what the monthly payment would be?? on another task, how would I get it to give me a positive amount for the monthly payment instead of a negative amount. I understand the whole cash flow thing but if I am using this as a mail-merge type thing I do not really want it to print out negative numbers for a payment amount on letters going to potential customers. Thank you very much in advance. |
excel payments functions
Look in help for the RATE function
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "Karen" wrote in message ... I am trying to figure out a function for interest only payments. If it is a $10,000 loan for 30 years with a 5% interest rate, what function should I use to figure out what the monthly payment would be?? on another task, how would I get it to give me a positive amount for the monthly payment instead of a negative amount. I understand the whole cash flow thing but if I am using this as a mail-merge type thing I do not really want it to print out negative numbers for a payment amount on letters going to potential customers. Thank you very much in advance. |
excel payments functions
hi,
The length of the loan is not important. The rate / 12 * principle is all that matters. So .05/12*10000 = the payment. No mater the length of the loan, since it is Interest only. -- David "Karen" wrote: I am trying to figure out a function for interest only payments. If it is a $10,000 loan for 30 years with a 5% interest rate, what function should I use to figure out what the monthly payment would be?? on another task, how would I get it to give me a positive amount for the monthly payment instead of a negative amount. I understand the whole cash flow thing but if I am using this as a mail-merge type thing I do not really want it to print out negative numbers for a payment amount on letters going to potential customers. Thank you very much in advance. |
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