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Can anyone help me with the formula that will allow me to figure out the balance on a loan or credit card after each payment, without creating a loop? i.e. BALANCE=1000.00 PAYMENT=-100.00 INTEREST=+10.00 NEW BALANCE=910.00(The problem is the "NEW BALANCE" needs to go to the "BALANCE" now. and each "PAYMENT" is an accumulated total.(In January "PAYMENT"=100.00, in February "PAYMENT" equals 200.00, etc.) At the end of the year the result will display the current balance, total of monthly payments, total interest paid.
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I have a spreadsheet that is a mortgage calculator that
does this. The formula's can be looked at in the
schedual sheets. The VBA just makes those sheets, the
formulas do the work. It is at www.kjtfs.com in the
downloads section, it is called mortgage calculator.
Hope it helps.

Keith
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Can anyone help me with the formula that will allow me

to figure out the balance on a loan or credit card after
each payment, without creating a loop? i.e.
BALANCE=1000.00 PAYMENT=-100.00 INTEREST=+10.00 NEW
BALANCE=910.00(The problem is the "NEW BALANCE" needs to
go to the "BALANCE" now. and each "PAYMENT" is an
accumulated total.(In January "PAYMENT"=100.00, in
February "PAYMENT" equals 200.00, etc.) At the end of the
year the result will display the current balance, total
of monthly payments, total interest paid.
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thank you very much Norman, and Keith.
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Hi Slaw!

Always pleased to help.

If you need examples of credit card schedules and amortization tables
I'll send on request off group.


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That may help. Im new to this , and still having problems. . thank you
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Hi Chris!

Sent a quick and dirty credit card calculator with inputs of:

Loan
Effective Rate per Month
Min % repayment
Min $ repayment
Rounding amount

John Walkenbach's Excel Formulas 2003 covers a lot of the basics of
these calculations.

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That may help. Im new to this , and still having problems.

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