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Sonars_UK
Hi,
I've created a spreadsheet to try and forecast my companies future
spendings/earnings and bank balance.
The columns I have at the moment are:
A-Date, B-Details, C-Paid Out, D-Paid In, E-Balance at bank.
I'd like to know if it is possible to create a formula that does the
following:
If column B equals 'Interest' then the calcuation below would occur and the
result be entered in column D.
Multiply the total in column E (in the line previous to where 'Interest' has
been entered) by 0.05 and divide by 12.
I've only been using Excel for a couple of weeks and I am currently working
out the interest figures manually. I'm create a forecast that goes many
years into the future and if I insert or delete an entry I then have to go
through all subsequent interest payments and do the sums.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Sonars UK
I've created a spreadsheet to try and forecast my companies future
spendings/earnings and bank balance.
The columns I have at the moment are:
A-Date, B-Details, C-Paid Out, D-Paid In, E-Balance at bank.
I'd like to know if it is possible to create a formula that does the
following:
If column B equals 'Interest' then the calcuation below would occur and the
result be entered in column D.
Multiply the total in column E (in the line previous to where 'Interest' has
been entered) by 0.05 and divide by 12.
I've only been using Excel for a couple of weeks and I am currently working
out the interest figures manually. I'm create a forecast that goes many
years into the future and if I insert or delete an entry I then have to go
through all subsequent interest payments and do the sums.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Sonars UK