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Extend Rows and related formula downwards using functions not macros
I have a simple worksheet to amortise a loan. I would like to use a
formula to extend the rows downwards to the number of payments (Number of years x Number of payments per year) using a formula. For example, if there were 26 payments per year over 1 year, there should be 26 rows. Now if I change the number of years to 2 years, two things should happen: 1. The number of rows should expand to 52 from 26 2. The sum of the interest paid should include these extra rows.i.e =Sum(rownumber 1 to row number 52) instead of Sum (rownumber 1 to rownumber 26). Currently I am using a simple formula along the lines of =IF(A47=Term,"",A47+1) This just provides the numer of payments and then I copy the formulas down. Thanks in advance, NR |
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