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2. Payment Periods <math>(PP)\le 0</math> | 2. Payment Periods <math>(PP)\le 0</math> | ||
3. Present Value<math>(PV)\le 0</math> | 3. Present Value<math>(PV)\le 0</math> | ||
− | 4. | + | 4. Start Period<math>(SP)\lt 1</math> |
5. End Period<math>(EP)\lt 1</math> | 5. End Period<math>(EP)\lt 1</math> | ||
6. <math>SP \gt EP</math> | 6. <math>SP \gt EP</math> |
Revision as of 02:38, 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 Start period beginning with 1.
- is the End 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. Interest Rate 2. Payment Periods 3. Present Value 4. Start PeriodFailed to parse (unknown function "\lt"): {\displaystyle (SP)\lt 1} 5. End PeriodFailed 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.