eechristaylor
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I have a formula to amortize a total dollar amount that is located in C52. I only want this to calculate when the payment is less than C52. So that when the loan amount is reached the monthly payment is then showed as $0. I was using PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52)) where B46 is the rate and C46 is the term.
=IF((SUM($P$46:Q46)+PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52))<$C$52, PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52),0)
So if C52 equals 100k and the rate is 6% and term is 14 months in month 15 and 16 the number should be $0. it continues to show the$7414 and continues on. How do I get it to see the amount and show zero once the term is reached?
I also tried this formula:
=IF(SUM($P$46:S46)<$C$52, PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52),0)
Any help would be appreciated.
=IF((SUM($P$46:Q46)+PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52))<$C$52, PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52),0)
So if C52 equals 100k and the rate is 6% and term is 14 months in month 15 and 16 the number should be $0. it continues to show the$7414 and continues on. How do I get it to see the amount and show zero once the term is reached?
I also tried this formula:
=IF(SUM($P$46:S46)<$C$52, PMT($B$46/12,$C$46,$C$52),0)
Any help would be appreciated.