Limiting within 360 degrees | MrExcel Message Board
WEBApr 16, 2004. Messages. 16. May 6, 2004. #1. I would like to set up a function where values are automatically limited between 0 and 360 degrees. So that if I enter 361, it returns 1. Enter 400, it returns 40. Enter 1000 it returns 280. etc...
Calculated Angles Need to be between 0 and 360 Degrees
WEBMay 31, 2015 · I am using a VBA macro to extract info from spreadsheet cells operate on them and return the values to a spreadsheet. Each odd numbered item is an angle. The following code works just fine. Is there a way to use a procedure or function to assure the number passed to the cell named...
365/360 Interest Type Amortization Table - MrExcel
WEBApr 17, 2015 · Loan Start Date = 10/24/2011. Payment Date = The 24th day of each month (first payment 11/24/2011) Interest Type = 365/360. Interest Rate (before adjusting because of 365/360) = 5.5%. Payment for the first 59 months = $4,370.15. Final Payment (60th Month) = $462,357.50. This is all of the information that is shown in my loan document that I ...
Amortization 360 vs 365 Days | MrExcel Message Board
WEBApr 21, 2007 · Sep 3, 2009. Messages. 12. Sep 12, 2009. #2. Your banks payment is equivalent to an AER of 6.264%. Now I can get pretty close to your banks payment with ( (1+6%/360)^ (365/12)-1) as monthly interest rate on the outstanding balance. This is of course a rediculous way of calculating interest. A normal APR is …
Formula for a 360 dregree cycle | MrExcel Message Board
WEBPlatform. Windows. Jan 23, 2011. #2. If your degrees are in column A, place the following in B1 and copy down:-. Code: =180-ABS(180-A1) This will convert column A which is cycling from 0 to 360 into a series of numbers which cycle from …
EXCEL VBA 360 , Listview items , new on top
WEBApr 12, 2022 · EXCEL VBA 360 , Listview items , new on top. Thread starter nmk34; Start date Apr 13, 2022; N. nmk34 New ...
365/365 Calculation Formula | MrExcel Message Board
WEBFeb 10, 2017 · The function I'm currently using that I believe to be 365/360 calculation reads like this: =PMT (Interest Rate/12,Number of payments,Amount of loan). I then have a separate interest column that is calculated using daily interest (Amount of loan*interest rate/365)*number of days in the payment period. For the first payment date, it is made to be ...
Excel 2024: Simultaneously Edit a Workbook in Microsoft 365
WEBMar 7, 2024 · 2. Always save to a local drive and AutoSave will not automatically be enabled. 3. Toggle AutoSave off for each workbook. Click the "On" icon shown here to turn AutoSave off for the current workbook. The first icon in the Quick Access Toolbar is AutoSave, with a toggle switch. By default, the setting is "On".
Loan Payment calculation with actual/360 vs 30/360 method
WEBAug 23, 2006 · Hello, I did a fair amount of googling and searching on this site before posting, so if the answer is easily found through one of those methods please post how you found it. Has anyone wrote a UDF or VBA piece that calculates a payment amount using an actual/360 interest crediting method...
Alternative to PMT using 360 day basis? - MrExcel
WEBMessages. 71. Sep 17, 2002. #3. Sure. What I mean is that if I use PMT to get the monthly payment on a $5,000,000 12 month loan at 7% (Rate =.07/12, NPER = 12, PV = 5000000), the function tells me the monthly payment will be $432,633.73. If I do an amortization table using that payment and accruing interest on an actual/365 day basis, the final ...