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*This function gives the cumulative interest paid on a loan between <math>SP</math> and <math>EP</math>. | *This function gives the cumulative interest paid on a loan between <math>SP</math> and <math>EP</math>. | ||
*CUMIPMT shows the ERROR value when | *CUMIPMT shows the ERROR value when | ||
| − | 1.<math>R\le 0</math> | + | 1. <math>R\le 0</math> |
| − | 2.<math>NPPeriods\le 0</math> | + | 2. <math>NPPeriods\le 0</math> |
| − | 3.<math>PresentValue\le 0</math> | + | 3. <math>PresentValue\le 0</math> |
| − | 4.<math>P\lt 1</math> | + | 4. <math>P\lt 1</math> |
| − | 5.<math>EP\lt 1</math> | + | 5. <math>EP\lt 1</math> |
| − | 6.<math>SP \gt EP</math>, | + | 6. <math>SP \gt EP</math>, |
*<math>Type</math> should be 0 or 1. | *<math>Type</math> should be 0 or 1. | ||
'''TYPE''' '''TIMIING''' | '''TYPE''' '''TIMIING''' | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 24 February 2014
CUMIPMT(R, NPPeriods, PValue, SP, EP, Type)
- is the interest rate.
- is the total number of payment periods.
- is the present value.
- is the first period beginning with 1.
- is the last period.
- is the timing of the payment.
is the interest rate.
is the total number of payment periods.
is the present value.
is the first period beginning with 1.
is the last period.
is the timing of the payment.Description
- This function gives the cumulative interest paid on a loan between and .
- CUMIPMT shows the ERROR value when
1. 2. 3. 4. Failed to parse (unknown function "\lt"): {\displaystyle P\lt 1} 5. Failed to parse (unknown function "\lt"): {\displaystyle EP\lt 1} 6. Failed to parse (unknown function "\gt"): {\displaystyle SP \gt EP} ,
2. 
3. 
4. Failed to parse (unknown function "\lt"): {\displaystyle P\lt 1}
5. Failed to parse (unknown function "\lt"): {\displaystyle EP\lt 1}
6. Failed to parse (unknown function "\gt"): {\displaystyle SP \gt EP}
,
- should be 0 or 1.
TYPE TIMIING 0 Payment at the end of the period 1 Payment at the beginning of the period
Examples
=CUMIPMT(0.03/12,B3*12,B4,13,24,0)
CUMIPMT returns -5527.3132.
Consider another example
=CUMIPMT(0.02/12,10*12,200000,10,20,1) CUMIPMT returns -3269.9831.