Show Error message If result not within 5% of figure in seperate table

Woodpusher147

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Hi All

I have a sheet that calculates credit interest and need to show an error if someone inputs wrong figures.

EG
I 21 = "loan term" J21 = "loan amount" L21 = "Loan cost" O21 = "loan cost percentage"

I have a table with the loan cost percentages for each term
6m = 4.29%
10m = 5.65%
12m=5.91%
and so on until 36m

Column I (loan term) is a dropdown of the monthly choices
Column J Loan amount is a calculation based on cost less deposit (locked cell)
Column L Loan cost is manually inputted (this is the cell that could cause an error should the person input the wrong loan amount)
Column O Calculates the percentage of loan cost like so =IFERROR(L21/J21,"")

Basically, the loan cost percentage cannot be more than 5% out either way so I need column O to divide column L by column J but return an error if the % is more than 5% away from the percentage that is assigned to the on term as in my term table.

If term chosen was 10m then column O result would show error message if it was more than 5% above or below 5.65%

Hope thats clear, not sure if it is :/


Thank you very much for any help
 

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WOuld really appreciate some help on this, anyone?

Or if its not possible please say
 
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FIrstly, the above should have been 0.05% above or below but im guessing thats not possible.

SO, is it possible and if so please help with the below

Can I have another column which will simply display "ERROR" if the result in column O is shows anything that is not with 0.05% of the following percentages

4.29%
5.65%
5.91%
7.68%
8.81%
9.72%
11.72%
13.51%

Thanks for any help
 
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