Calculating months based on Balance amount vs monthly deduction

fayez_MrExcel

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Im tring to get the no. of months/days AND years/months from Balance amount vs monthly deduction. But the 2 decimal result seems not correct.
  • In D6 im expecting 145 months and 7 days, while
  • in D7, im expecting 12 years & 9months

Book5
CDE
3DetailsValueExpected Result
4Monthly Deduction5,279.82
5Amortizaton Balance754,881.18
6No. of Months/days143.67145.07
7No. of Years / Months12.8512.09
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D6D6=IF(MOD((D5/D4),1)>0.3,(D5/D4)+1-0.3,(D5/D4))
D7:E7D7=IF(MOD((D6/12),1)>0.11,(D6/12)+1-0.12,(D6/12))




Just would like to clarify my query, the quotient of 143.67 represent months days. Then i'd like to convert this integer into years & months
 
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T202301a.xlsm
ABCD
1DetailsValue
2Monthly Deduction5,279.82
3Amortizaton Balance754,881.18
4No. of Months/days142.97479529142 Months 29 days
5No. of Years / Months11.91456620.9145662211 Years 10.8 Months
6
1b
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B4B4=B3/B2
C4C4=INT(MOD(B4,1)*30)
D4D4=INT(B4)&" Months "&INT(MOD(B4,1)*30)&" days"
B5B5=B4/12
C5C5=MOD(B5,1)
D5D5=INT(B5)&" Years "&ROUND(MOD(B5,1),1)*12&" Months"
 
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id like to convert an integer into years and months if the number represents months and days. Example 143.67 (where 143 is a month and .67 is days)
Maybe my question wasn't clear. What is the arithmetic you used to get those answers?
 
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