Congratulations Aladin !

Hmmm, about the same # of MrExcel posts as Texasalynn, Shades, Nate, Fairwinds, Ivan, Will, and myself combined. Yes, I know that most of y'all post on other forums too. Nonetheless - wow...
 

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How to calculate loan payments in Excel?
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Greg Truby said:
Hmmm, about the same # of MrExcel posts as Texasalynn, Shades, Nate, Fairwinds, Ivan, Will, and myself combined. Yes, I know that most of y'all post on other forums too. Nonetheless - wow...
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:lol: yes I post to 9 other boards AND HE Still has more .... wow!
 
thanks

I want to thank Aladin for the Great Help and Knowledge he offered and still
offers to all of us and me personally

thanks again :-D
 
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