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Category: MS Excel
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Author: Daniel Kaffe
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If you are an expert in excel, please solve my problem.

I have an excel sheet including loans given to many customers. Repayments should be done daily for these loans. Interest rate is 5% per month (30 days). If loans have been given in previous dates, How to find the total interest payable up to a current date. Can you tell me a formula?

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# (Solution Accepted)

I will give you solution to your problem using functions available in Microsoft excel. Please refer the below example.

Then type the heading in the Column D as “Current date” and Column E “Interest to date”.

Then enter the current date in the relevant column. I will type the date as 01/08/2012 and copy it to below cells.

Now type the following formula in the column E.

=A3*C3/30*(D3-B3)

Now copy the same formula to below cells.  Then you will be able to get the result you expected as shown in the below image.

I believe this answer would be helpful to you in order to get the result.

# (Solution Accepted)

I have read your post and I got the formula you need. Based on the facts that you mentioned you want a formula that could calculate the interest rate of a loan automatically in terms of the loan date and the current date right? Here’s the formula:

=((DAYS360(loan_date,NOW(),0))/30)*(interest*loan_amount)+loan_amount

Key-in the formula and follow the pattern above say for example the ‘interest’ should be the cell for the interest rate of just type 5% in it. Hope this helps.