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    rate based on date

    Column A is a list of months: 1/1/2009 thru 1/1/2015.
    Column B has a corresponding interest rate based on user inputs.

    There are 5 user inputs:

    Rate: 5%
    Rate Increase: 0.5%
    Increase Date:6/1/09
    Increase End Date: 10/1/09
    Increase Frequency(months): 2

    The formula would evaluate each row date against the user inputs and produce an interest rate in column B.

    1/1/09 = 5.0%
    2/1/09 = 5.0%
    3/1/09 = 5.0%
    4/1/09 = 5.0%
    5/1/09 = 5.0%
    6/1/09 = 5.5%
    7/1/09 = 5.5%
    8/1/09 = 6.0%
    9/1/09 = 6.0%
    10/1/09 and beyond = 6.0%

    thanks in advance,

    matt
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    Re: Formula help - rate based on date

    Matt, if we assume:

    -- dates are listed in A2:A74 (A2 being Jan 09 and A74 Jan 15)
    -- rates to be listed in B2:B74

    Inputs as follows:

    D2: Start Rate %
    D3: Increase %
    D4: Start of Increase (date)
    D5: End of Increase (date)
    D6: Frequency of Increase (integer, months)

    Then based on your example:

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    copied down to B74

    (note this is based on premise that End month does not have increase applied... see your ex. where Oct did not increment to 6.5%)


    EDIT: I did not note before posting your title - please avoid using phrases like Formula Help etc... keep the title specific to the problem (I have amended on this occasion)
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    Re: rate based on date

    Thank you for the help, title verbiage noted. Is there a way to modify so I can leave the increase end date blank?
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    Re: rate based on date

    If you wanted to leave end date as blank you could alter slightly per below (alteration highlighted in red for ref.):

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