Hello all,
I am a novice/intermediate Excel user with Office365. In real life, I'm modeling IRA withdrawals and I'm running into a problem that can be distilled into the mini-sheet included here.
I add or subtract annual interest from the balance using FV and I make a withdrawal based on the amount available. When the interest rate is negative, I am cannot figure out how to determine the maximum withdrawal. If I withdraw the start of year balance, the result is a negative number (which is not OK for the rest of the calculations). If I use the end of year balance (or start of next year), I run into a circular reference.
I feel like I may be making a fundamental mistake, hoping for some direction.
TY
I am a novice/intermediate Excel user with Office365. In real life, I'm modeling IRA withdrawals and I'm running into a problem that can be distilled into the mini-sheet included here.
I add or subtract annual interest from the balance using FV and I make a withdrawal based on the amount available. When the interest rate is negative, I am cannot figure out how to determine the maximum withdrawal. If I withdraw the start of year balance, the result is a negative number (which is not OK for the rest of the calculations). If I use the end of year balance (or start of next year), I run into a circular reference.
I feel like I may be making a fundamental mistake, hoping for some direction.
TY
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
AD52 | AD52 | =AC52 |
AC53 | AC53 | =FV($J$35,1,AD52,-AC52) |