Digit Product Sequences can be read here https://facstaff.bloomu.edu/ploomis/sequences.html In Summary, given a starting positive integer number, every succeeding number is previous number + product of non zeros digits of previous number. Hence, if starting number is 1, then Digit Product Sequences will be – 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 22, 26, 38, 62, 74, 102,…
Tips & Tricks 90 – Financial Function – Calculate Interest Rate
You want to take a loan. You know how much loan to take (pmt), you know how many months you want to pay up (nper) and you want to know effective rate of interest. Excel makes it easy to do. RATE function is the answer for this.
Excel Quiz 11
Tips & Tricks 89 – Financial Function – Calculate Number of EMIs to Pay Up a Loan
You have taken a loan and you know your EMI capability. So, you want to know how many months will be taken to pay off a loan completely. It is fairly easy job to do it in Excel. You will need to use NPER function for this.
Tips & Tricks 88 – Financial Function – Calculate Principal Part of an EMI
This Tips and Tricks is in continuation of Tips & Tricks 84 – Financial Function – Calculate EMI. Now the EMI for a month = Interest for that month and Principal for that month. IPMT is used to calculate the interest portion of your EMI. This I talked about in Tips & Tricks 87 –…
Challenge 12 – Student Scoring Maximum Total Score
Download the file related to this problem from here Max Total Score Given the below grid, I need a formula in N2 and N3 which gives the name of the person scoring the total highest marks adding all subjects together. This, you need to do without a helper column. For example, in the below grid,…
Tips & Tricks 87 – Financial Function – Calculate Interest Part of an EMI
This Tips and Tricks is in continuation of Tips & Tricks 84 – Financial Function – Calculate EMI. Now the EMI for a month = Interest for that month and Principal for that month. IPMT is used to calculate the interest portion of your EMI. Excel defines IPMT as "Returns the interest payment for a…
Excel Quiz 10
Tips & Tricks 86 – Quickly Access AutoSum
Autosum is a much widely used feature in Excel. It is available in two places in Excel 2013. One in Home tab and one in Formulas tab. You can quickly access the AutoSum by the shortcut key ALT+