Daily Interest Loan Scheduler | Missed Payments

aurelius33

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So I'm constructing what will be a large spreadsheet with something like 10k to 12k rows at 15 to 17 columns wide in a single table. I am attempting to keep the formulas simple and not run deep nested IFs and the like. The terms for a loan are defined in what I'm calling the blue zero line. Under this line would be the first payment for the loan defined above in the blue line. With new loans being added every other week, keeping the formulas contained within a line and/or using simple directions is key. Resorting this thing and having to redefine all the fixed cells ($) would be a pain. The terms in the blue line are layed out as:
D2 : beginning date of the loan​
E2 : the expected payment​
F2 : the numbers of expected payments​
H2 : the rate (%)​
I2 : the beginning balance​

In between blue term lines are:
Column A : the who​
Column B : the payment numbers (shortened for this example)​
Column C : the status of the payment (blank = not time yet, 1 = payment made, 2 = partial or special circumstances, 3 = not made)​
Column D : dates of the remaining payments​
Column E : the expected payment I manually copy from the expected payment calculation. A formula could be used once I see how this sheet handles loaded full of data.​
Column F : any additional payments​
Column G : the principal for that row's payment​
Column H : the interest for that row's payment​
Column I : the balance after the payment​
Column J : any and all cumulative missed payments and/or shortages on payments.​

My issues are:
  1. The prior column needs to hold a running total of missed payments. I have the interest applying to the balance in the event of a missed payment(s).
  2. I have conditional formatting hiding the expected payment in column E so one can tell at a glance where someone is on the loan. I could also use the status column but it just doesn't seem that intuitive to me. Is there a better approach someone knows of?
SP Example.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1LeaseeNumStatusL1 DateL1 PmtL1 AddL1 PrinL1 IntL1 BalanceL1 Prior
2Fry, Philip J14/23/2024$ 872.9386$ -16.50%$ 65,610.00
3Fry, Philip J115/4/2024$ 872.93$ -$ 546.68$ 326.25$ 65,063.32$ 0.00
4Fry, Philip J215/11/2024$ 872.93$ -$ 667.04$ 205.89$ 64,396.28$ 0.00
5Fry, Philip J335/18/2024$ -$ -$ (203.77)$ 203.77$ 64,600.05$ 0.00
6Fry, Philip J415/25/2024$ 872.93$ -$ 668.51$ 204.42$ 63,931.54$ 0.00
7Fry, Philip J516/1/2024$ 872.93$ 670.63$ 202.30$ 63,260.91$ 0.00
8Fry, Philip J616/7/2024$ 872.93$ 701.35$ 171.58$ 62,559.56$ 0.00
9Fry, Philip J716/14/2024$ 872.93$ 674.97$ 197.96$ 61,884.59$ 0.00
10Fry, Philip J86/21/2024 $ 677.10$ 195.83$ 61,207.49$ 0.00
11Fry, Philip J96/28/2024 $ 679.25$ 193.68$ 60,528.24$ 0.00
12Fry, Philip J107/5/2024 $ 681.40$ 191.53$ 59,846.84$ 0.00
13Fry, Philip J117/12/2024 $ 683.55$ 189.38$ 59,163.29$ 0.00
14Rodriguez, Bender15/3/2024$ 738.6721612.50%$ 124,344.00
15Rodriguez, Bender115/10/2024$ 738.67$ 440.59$ 298.08$ 123,903.41$ (0.00)
16Rodriguez, Bender215/17/2024$ 738.67$ 441.64$ 297.03$ 123,461.77$ (0.00)
17Rodriguez, Bender315/24/2024$ 738.67$ 442.70$ 295.97$ 123,019.07$ (0.00)
18Rodriguez, Bender415/31/2024$ 738.67$ 443.76$ 294.91$ 122,575.31$ (0.00)
19Rodriguez, Bender536/7/2024$ -$ (293.84)$ 293.84$ 122,869.15$ (0.00)
20Rodriguez, Bender616/14/2024$ 738.67$ 444.12$ 294.55$ 122,425.03$ (0.00)
21Rodriguez, Bender76/21/2024 $ 445.19$ 293.48$ 121,979.84$ (0.00)
22Rodriguez, Bender86/28/2024 $ 446.25$ 292.42$ 121,533.59$ (0.00)
23Rodriguez, Bender97/5/2024 $ 447.32$ 291.35$ 121,086.27$ (0.00)
24Total
Pmts
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G3:G13,G15:G23G3=[@[L1 Pmt]]-[@[L1 Int]]
H3:H13H3=ROUND(I2*0.165*([@[L1 Date]]-D2)/365,2)
I3:I13,I15:I23I3=IF([@Status]=3,[@[L1 Int]]+I2,I2-[@[L1 Prin]])
J3:J13,J15:J23J3=I2-[@[L1 Balance]]-[@[L1 Prin]]+J2+[@[L1 Add]]
D4:D7,D15:D23,D9:D13D4=D3+7
E2,E14E2=ROUND(([@[L1 Int]]/52+[@[L1 Int]]/52/((1+[@[L1 Int]]/52)^[@[L1 Add]]-1))*[@[L1 Balance]],2)
E3:E13E3=IF([@Status]>=3,0,IF(872.93+[@[L1 Add]]<=I2,872.93+[@[L1 Add]],I2+[@[L1 Int]]+[@[L1 Add]]))
E15:E23E15=IF([@Status]>=3,0,IF(738.67+[@[L1 Add]]<=I14,738.67+[@[L1 Add]],I14+[@[L1 Int]]+[@[L1 Add]]))
H15:H23H15=ROUND(I14*0.125*([@[L1 Date]]-D14)/365,2)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E2:E23Expression=(C2="")textNO
 

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