XL: How to Calculate Interest Paid for Multiple PeriodsID: Q71952
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If you are using Microsoft Excel version 4.0 or later, you can use the
CUMIPMT function to return the cumulative interest paid on a loan between
a start period and an end period.
In all versions of Microsoft Excel, you can use the IPMT function to
return the interest payment for a single given period for an investment
based on periodic and constant payments, and a constant interest rate. To
calculate the total interest paid over a range of time (multiple periods),
the IPMT function can be used in an array formula as described in the
"More Information" section of this article.
Note also that if you are using Microsoft Excel for Windows 95, you can
use the Loan Manager template to analyze various aspects of your loan
including the interest saved by refinancing or prepaying principal.
To determine the total interest paid for the first year (periods 1-12),
assuming that the annual interest rate is 13 percent, the number of
periods is equal to 360 months, and the present value of the loan is
equal to negative $100,000; enter the following in a worksheet:
A1: Total interest paid in Year 1
A2: =SUM(IPMT(13%/12,ROW(A1:A12),360,-100000))
For more information about the Loan Manager template, click the Index tab
in Microsoft Excel 7.0 Help, type the following text
loan manager
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Last Reviewed: March 22, 1999