In this three-part video tutorial, learn how to manage loans with an amortization table in Excel. The three parts of this video go over the following:
Part 1: Create a mortgage (loan) payment calculator with an amortization table (payment schedule) for detailed payment information.
Part 2: Use IF functions to hide negatives in the amortization table if/when you make extra payments and pay off the loan sooner than planned.
Part 3: Using IF function to zero out remaining rows when the loan is paid off early.
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