credit card conundrum

nightster

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Hello everyone,

I’d really appreciate your help with this problem please…

We are managing our business spending across 4 credit cards.

Each credit card has a different limit. The total limit is £54,000

Every time one of the cards hits it’s credit limit, we move spending to the next card in the list.

Once the total spend gets to £53,000, we pay down the first card and start spending on that card again.

Card 1 has limit of £9,600. Card 2 has a limit of £14,400. Card 3 has a limit of £19,200. Card 4 has a limit of £10,800.

Please see this image to see how I would like this laid out: https://photos.app.goo.gl/g8aU7MRM2mH6Vvuq6

I would like to put the total spend for each week in row 2 and then for Excel to automatically fill in rows 5 to 8 and rows 11 to 14 (rows 17 to 20 and 23 to 26 are already taken care of as they are straight-forward).

Any ideas please community??? Thanks so much!
g8aU7MRM2mH6Vvuq6
 
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it works for me


Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10Week 11Week 12
2£8,000£10,000£12,000£10,000£12,000£18,000£12,000£20,000£45,000£10,000£10,000£10,000
3
4Spend
5Card 1£9,600£8,000£1,600£0£0£0£9,600£0£0£9,600£0£9,600£0
6Card 2£14,400£0£8,400£6,000£0£0£8,400£6,000£0£14,400£0£0£10,000
7Card 3£19,200£0£0£6,000£10,000£3,200£0£6,000£13,200£19,200£0£0£0
8Card 4£10,800£0£0£0£0£8,800£0£0£6,800£1,800£10,000£400£0
9£9,600
10Repayments
11Card 1£0£0£0£0£9,600£0£0£9,600£0£9,600£0
12Card 2£0£0£0£0£14,400£0£0£14,400£0£0£14,400
13Card 3£0£0£0£0£0£19,200£0£19,200£0£0£0
14Card 4£0£0£0£0£0£0£10,800£0£10,800£0£0
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C5=MIN($B5,C$2-SUM(C$4:C4))
D5=MIN($B5-SUM($C5:C5)+SUM($C11:C11),D$2-SUM(D$4:D4))
D11=IF(SUM($B$5:$B$8)+SUM($C$11:C$14)+SUM(D$10:D10)-SUM($C$5:C$8)D10>0,$B5,IF(AND(SUM($C$11:C$14)=0,$A11="Card 1"),$B5,IF($B5=IF(SUM(C$11:C$14)=0,0,LOOKUP(2,1/(C$11:C$14>0),$B$6:$B$9)),$B5,0))),0)
 
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Thanks. That's strange. Any chance you could provide a download link again please?

(Ps. Is there anyway I can say "thank you"? Do you have a patreon for example?)
 
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It's still paying it down a week early? For example, card 1 is paid down in week 8 but not spent on again until week 9.

It should be paid down in week 9 and spent on again in week 9 also.

Does that make sense? Thanks!
 
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