Reducing balance to flat interest rate converter-Excel
I have previously covered how to convert Flat interest rate to Reducing balance interest rate. READ HERE.
In this post I will provide you with excel based calculator to convert reducing balance rate to flat interest rate.
Use the below spreadsheet to input your reducing balance interest rate to convert it to Flat interest rate.
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flat of interest ko reducing rate of interest main kaise convert karen sir iska koi formula hain ya sir iska answer step by step mil sakta hain kya please help me
Pls send me Excel sheet calculator for converting reducing rate to flat rate.
Can someone send me the formula please how to convert reducing balance interest rate to flat rate or vice versa, please?
Plz send me “Reducing balance to flat interest rate conversion-excel calculator”. Thx 🙂
Can you please send me the excel? Urgent pls!!
Please send me the calculator.
Thanks in advance.
sir its really very helpful. many thnaks.
Appreciated!!! Please send excel sheet showing formula for conversion of reducing rate into flat. Thx 🙂
Thanks for this
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please forward me Flat to Reducing and Reducing to Flat calculator
With Regards
Arun
tq for the calculator. Could you please give me the formula how to calculate manually beside using this calculator
Did you managed to get the formula?
Thanks for this been trying to work out how to do this in Excel! Thanks, keep up the good posts!