spacecaptainsuperguy
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- Dec 30, 2004
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I've created an amortization schedule for a loan that accrues interest daily, which works slightly different than all the generic amortization templates I've been able to find that accrue interest monthly. My challenge is I'm trying to set up a goal seek to find what the payment will be to correctly pay off the loan at the maturity date. Every time I do a goal seek it seems to randomly select a number and if that number (i.e. the payment amount) is higher than what the goal seek number should be, it thinks it has found the answer because the loan balance is zero at the maturity date. Of course it is zero because goal seek's answer paid the loan off months early.
I thought that I might could do a macro that simply starts counting upwards until the maturity date shows a zero balance, but since the range of payments can be as little as $100 or as high as $15,000, my simple and unsuccessful attempts are incredibly slow going penny by penny. Does anyone have any thoughts on how I can try to solve this problem or get goal seek to start at zero and count up from there?
Thanks in advance
I thought that I might could do a macro that simply starts counting upwards until the maturity date shows a zero balance, but since the range of payments can be as little as $100 or as high as $15,000, my simple and unsuccessful attempts are incredibly slow going penny by penny. Does anyone have any thoughts on how I can try to solve this problem or get goal seek to start at zero and count up from there?
Thanks in advance