Formula to calculate a daily compound interest based on the higher rate of the two rates for the first 5 years, then after 5 years the calculation would only be based solely on the blocked rate.
I am trying to create a calculator based on a worksheet I have. I do not know how to write a formula for simple interest calculations and for compound interest calculations.
I am looking to calculate compound interest over a period of 10 years.
I am looking at putting a lump sum in at the beginning and contribute in monthly installments for the entire 10 years. How would I go about this.. I know there are formulas there, however I'm not a financial person at all..
I'm trying to come up with a way of calculating Money earned over time by compounding interest, but with a twist. After reaching a set amount of money, all money above and beyond does not gain interest. example:
Principal: $120 (user input value) Duration: 9 (user input value in days, compounding daily) %Intertest: 4% (user selected value, either 2% or 4%) Max interest you can earn: $6 (fixed) Max interest generating money: $150 (variable dependant on %interest, = $150 or $300) Response/Answer is final value. I don't need the daily results like the example. Result would be: $170.84 $124.80 (4.80 interest) $129.79 (4.99) $134.98 (5.19) $140.38 (5.40) $146.00 (5.62) $151.84 (5.84) $157.84 (6.00 reached the max interest level) $163.84 (6.00) $170.84 (6.00)
my equations I have so far only do one (below 150 total) or the other (above) but not both. and its just a regular formula: =IF(P<M,IF(P*I^D<M+1,P*I^D,"over limit"),P+6*D)........................
I have a column of years and a column of numbers representing annual amounts placed in a savings account for the year. I would like to calculate the balance of interest earned added to the balance of the account and then calculate the interest earned on the accumulating amounts each year. The results would be the account balance displayed in an adjoining column. So far, I have not found a worksheet function for that. Could someone point me in the right direction? Perhaps there should be several columns of data?
formula is needed to get excel to calculate all A rates seperate from B rates and C rates example 10 A rates @ 50.00 9 B rates @ 40.00 and 6 C rates @ 30.00 so although the rates could be mixed up (not following in any particular order the result which I would like to appear on a separate spreadsheet would be A = 500.00 B = 405.00 C = 180.00 then to get them to total up = £1085.00
A 50.00 B 40.00 then separate sheet with answer a 100.00 b 40.00 c 60.00 A 50.00 C 30.00 C 30.00
I am trying to calculate the effective annual interest rate earned on an investment and find the results are close but not really accurate. I suspect because I have not included the frequency of interest in my existing formula
r = n * nt root (A/P-1)
where; r = the effective interest rate n = the number of times interest is added per year t = the total number of years A = the current value P = the original value
The 2 problems I face are; 1. Confirming this formula would provide the correct answer (need maths expert here) & 2. How would "nt root" (as in sqr root, but using the product of the years and frequency) be used in Excel
I am looking for a formula which will compute interest earned (not ending account balance) for the following scenario:
1) Set $ amount (say 19250) is deposited on January 1.
2) Annual interest rate is .95%
3) Interest is compounded daily
4) Fixed withdrawals of $1750 are taken each and every month on the first day of each month
What is the total interest earned on the account? Basically, it is a issue where each month diminishes the "pool" of money earning interest. I get what's going on conceptually, but can't figure out which Excel function to use.
I've found this calc but it doesn't compare to my particular scenario/goals: http://dinkytown.net/java/InvestmentDebt.html. The major difference is that this dinkytown calc requires a new loan to be put in place and I am not in a position to refinance my current mortgage. My plan is to pay an extra $267 (b3) to the mtg (b4). It will take 128 months (b6) to pay off the mortgage. After that point, I need to calculate what the newly freed capital (b5) would do if I put in an account (i.e. a CD or a simple US savings account) that had an Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of 1, 2, and 3% for 20, 15, 10 and 5 years. I thought that I had the right formula in place for cells b7:b8 should the account earn a 0% rate of return, but I think it's faulty since it gives me a negative number for 10 and 5 year accumulation periods.
I have a grid to determine interest rates. The are add ons to the rate that are dependent on two factors - the credit score and the Loan to Value percent or LTV, both of which are shown in terms of ranges (720-739, etc). See the screen shot below.
I have already written formulas for converting the score and LTV to the ranges as they appear on the sheet (ie, if you type in a score of 722, the formula converts it to the range of 720-739.
What I need to do is this - when the score and LTV are input and determine which set of add ons come into play, I need the sheet to take those add-ons, identified by an x next to it at the top of the page, and add them to the base interest rate, giving me the final rate. Again, see below to make this more clear.
I've thought of using VLookup, but I don' think that would be applicable here.
What's the best method, and can you give me an example of what a formula might look like?
I have a column of 30 cells, each showing retirement dollars earned based on years of service (cell 1 = year 1, etc) and salary. Here is the predicament: A new hire is brought in with 10 years service, stays 5 and then quits. How do I change only cells 10-14 reflecting his/her salary and retirement dollars? Remember, cell 10 is the first year for the compound interest, cell 11 the second year, etc. I currently use the following formula for cell 10 (compounded salary from cell 9 * (1+.05)^1). Cell 11 is (compounded salary from cell 10 * (1.05)^1.
What I am trying to do is to create a formula for the attached spreadsheet - that calculates the daily compounding interest based on the higher rate of the two rates for the first five years then after 5 years the calculation should only be based solely on the blocked rate.
Some years ago I came across a formulae to calculate Daily Interest on a Building Society Savings account in the UK. I have used this since but find my calculations never work out the same as my BS, although to my advantage! It is =B3*B4/360*DAYS360(B5,B6,TRUE) Where:
B3=Capital B4=Interest Rate B5=Starting Date B6=Finishing Date
For some reason the formulae uses 360/year and not 365/year. Using both still gives wrong answer.
I currently use goal seek to calculate an interest rate for a loan product. My problem is i would like to have the same function but not through a goal seek. In goal seek i have to set the value i want to achieve but ideally i want it to calculate automatically
I have attached a workbook with details. I use a loan amortization schedule to calculate the interest from parameters set on sheet 1
I have been loaning my brother money over the past 14 months. The loans have been in the form or $1000 per month plus random payments for one-off expenses like doctors fees. He's not paid anything back yet but we want to know what the total owed is for interest of 10% per annum.
I can easily create a table with payments I've made and the dates with a running total of how much I've paid but how to I create a running balance of what he owes over time based on adding in interest. This might end with a one-off payment in a couple of months, I'd like to calculate what is owed there as a minimum.
The way I have this sheet setup is to calculate a 20% fee off the interest earned column "D". Say you earned 6.5% on a beginning balance so the interest earned is in col "D". This works fine for a 20% fee but I need the fee to calculate a 10% fee if the interest in column "C" hit 4% or below and it also needs to be able to calculate a 20% fee if the interested earned is above 4%.
a person works for certain hours and get paid according to the hours worked either by day or by night or a mix of both. Day payment is $8 when worked between 08:00 and 19:59 , night payment is $12 when worked between 20:00 and 07:59. The excel cell are formatted as datetime with yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm , the function works fine in getting the time information and checking whether the whole work is all day or all night , yet the if-then-else statements for calculation seems to be wrong!!
examples:
start = 2008-01-01 09:15 , end = 2008-01-01 11:40 , all day as it is between 08:00 and 20:00 and cost = 8/hr = 19.333
start = 2008-01-03 21:05 , end = 2008-01-04 02:05 , all night as it is between 20:00 and 08:00 and cost = 12/hr = 60.000
start = 2008-02-02 19:00 , end = 2008-02-02 20:05 , cost = 9.000 as 1 hour day = 8.000 plus 5minutes night = 1.000
Function prod(st As Date, en As Date) As Double Dim shour As Integer Dim smin As Integer Dim ehour As Integer Dim emin As Integer Dim stod As String Dim etod As String pday = 8 pnight = 12 shour = Hour(st) smin = Minute(st) + shour * 60 If (shour >= 8 & shour < 20) Then stod = "day" Else stod = "night" End If ehour = Hour(en) emin = Minute(en) + ehour * 60 If (ehour >= 8 & ehour < 20) Then.................
Have a look at the attache example. I have inventory items which have a fixed value. I have several quantity columns to reflect various inventory positions. (OnOrder, WIP, ATP, ATS, OnHand, PAB as at date()...)
At the top of the sheet I need to show sum of quantities and sum of values. In order to compute the values currently I need to hide columns to the extreme right to do the math on a row by row level and then sum the rows and copy the the value to another cell. In this case the cells with yellow background.
Is there a way to be able to write a formula that would return the sum of the qty multiplied by the value without adding an additional column. I would need to function like with filters as well (like =subtotal())
I have selected a custom autofilter for one column of my data. After that, I want to use the top 10 autofilter in another column, but this appears to filter the top 10 overall, not the top 10 of the custom-filtered records. My data is transformer sizes.
First I custom filter the secondary voltage column to get only distribution transformers (less than or equal to 480). Now I want to know the 10 largest distribution transformers, but the top 10 filter on the size column makes all the records disappear. I believe it is selecting the top 10 overall, and it happens that none of the top 10 have secondary voltage less than or equal to 480. (When I change the custom voltage filter, I can get anywhere between 0 and 10 records for the top 10 by size.)
This seems to be an aspect of Excel, not an error. So far the workarounds I can see are:
1. paste the custom filtered data into a new sheet and then do the top 10 2. use the custom filter, sort descending by size, and count 10--but this problem was first brought up by someone doing the top 100, so this is not preferable.
Does anyone know a better solution that will make it easier to manipulate this data frequently?
I am trying to calculate the compound annual growth and my starting point is a negative number. The example is that I have (273,000) for the YE 2003 and have Growth to the amount of +767,000 at YE 2006. The formula I have been using for other calculations where the starting point is positive is =POWER(J23/C23,1/O$1)-1. Where J23 = a positive amount and C23 = a positive number. This formula works fine, but when C23 = a negative number the formula does not work and the % does not make sense.
i have a bunch ofdaily rates back from 2005. sometimes ill have one or even 2 or 3 missing rates in a row. when there is a blank rate, i just want excel to calculate the average of the date below and the date after. right now, ive just been going manually to each missing date's rate and calculating the average.
