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Welcome to the site.I tried but my Excel isnt working.I am sure someone will be along to look for you soon.
What specifically are you having trouble with ?
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Welcome to the site.I tried but my Adobe isnt working.I am sure someone will be along to look for you soon.
What specifically are you having trouble with ?
ADOBE? it is an excel file.
i don't see exactly how the arrived at their interest amount.
Martin: As Anon125 points out it's an Excel file, not a PDF file.
Anon125: I've opened the file, but the algorithm in the last two columns doesn't work for me, it shows '#NAME?'. If the data in these columns is needed to understand what is in the spreadsheet, then nobody will be able to figure it out without that information.
I'm not quite sure how they work out the interest calculations. It should be 6.5% per annum according to your sheet, but there may be an added interest for exceeding an overdraft?
I think you're going to need some more experienced help. If you could clarify from which bank this statement is, and perhaps one of the mods could move the thread to the relevant bank's forum, then you'll probably get more help, maybe from a bank employee.
Sorry I can't be of more help, but I'm sure somebody here will be able to help you.
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[quote=legalpickle;1690237]Martin: As Anon125 points out it's an Excel file, not a PDF file.
Anon125: I've opened the file, but the algorithm in the last two columns doesn't work for me, it shows '#NAME?'. If the data in these columns is needed to understand what is in the spreadsheet, then nobody will be able to figure it out without that information.
I'm not quite sure how they work out the interest calculations. It should be 6.5% per annum according to your sheet, but there may be an added interest for exceeding an overdraft?
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No overdraft fees, no late fees just interest.
and the blue ones are the actual numbers from the bank.
thanks
No overdraft fees, no late fees just interest.
and the blue ones are the actual numbers from the bank.
thanks
I never meant the blue columns, but the last 2 columns. After the blue columns is one column of numbers then two columns with incorrect algorithms.
Are you sure that you're definitely being charged 6.5% interest?
Which bank is this from?
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6.5% is the rate stated on the statement.
those last 2 columns are just one of the many attempts to solve this problem.
thanks
I repeat, which bank is this from?
You are most likely to get the most help from the specific forums relating to the bank it is from. I can't help anymore. If you post the name of the bank, then maybe a mod will move it to that forum. Alternatively you can repost in the relevant forum, but please post a link to the new thread here.
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simple? bank interest charges
calculations?
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