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    Compounding Interest

    is anyonne able to help me, I am trying to work out a formula to calculate compounded interest rates.

    I have a table that is 24 columns wide (months).
    1 row that will have amounts input in to the columns (these will be different amounts)

    I want to have a row along the bottom that calulates the compounded interest at a fixed interest rate on the total amount that is in the first row.

    i have mnaged to do this using a table but surely there is a formula for this as the table can become very troublesome if the input amounts change.

    Ive added an image (attached) to hopefully make this a bit clearer.

    Many thanks in advance if you can help you will be saving me days of work
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    Re: Compounding Interest

    Hi matt b,

    Please see attached.
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    Re: Compounding Interest

    Hi quwkbc

    is it possible to do this so that i can add more amounts at any period?

    thanks

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    Re: Compounding Interest

    Hi Matt,

    If you want it to be fully flexible, I would recommend doing it via a control account method. Please see attached.
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    Re: Compounding Interest

    that is perfect thank very much for your help

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    Re: Compounding Interest

    You still there?

    How would this change if my columns were monthly for additions, not yearly? Do I just change the header to Month 1 and make the interest 1/12 of 10%?

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    Re: Compounding Interest

    @llrittenhouse,
    Unfortunately your post does not comply with Rule 2 of our Forum RULES. Do not post a question in the thread of another member -- start your own thread.

    If you feel an existing thread is particularly relevant to your need, provide a link to the other thread in your new thread.

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