Amortization schedule for multiple loans

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Hello,

I need to create an amortization table for several thousand loans. I could create a seperate amortization schedule for each loan, but as you can imagine, doing so would take a long time.

These loans have varying interest rates, loan periods, and beginning balances, so it is not as if I could just add the beginning balances together and amortize on that basis.

It seems like this will require a VBA macro, however my programming skills are a little rusty.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
 

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The most compact format would have each loan on a row and each payment date in a column, or two columns for each period (Interest/Principal). If you want to put the payment dates in rows below each loan (for a very long single spreadsheet) or divide them into separate worksheets that can be done also. Can you provide a sample of your input data and approximate preferred appearance?
 
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Generally speaking, I would receive a single excel file that contains two tabs:

Tab #1 - loan-specific information for a "n" number of loans - loan#, interest rate, present value, # of payment periods remaining, payment. This information is organized into different columns, loan#(A), interest rate (B), present value(C), # of payment period remaining(D), payment(E). Each row represents an individual loan's details.

Tab #2 - I must build an aggregated amortization table in this tab. The format of this table will follow a common amortization table - period(A2), beginning balance (B2), payment(C2), interest(D2), principal(E2), ending balance(F2).

I can send you an excel doc if it would make things easier.

Thanks.
 
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Hi! I am in the same situation! Could you/anyone share an excel template for the amortisation of multiple loans? I am already familiar with the amortisation schedule for one loan

But I can't figure how to create a compact, multi-loan amortisation schedule. Any help is greatly appreciated!
 
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Hi! I am in the same situation! Could you/anyone share an excel template for the amortisation of multiple loans? I am already familiar with the amortisation schedule for one loan

But I can't figure how to create a compact, multi-loan amortisation schedule. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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