How do I calculate Turn around time in excel excluding sat & sun for 2009

depends on how often you pay off principle and how much dollars.
and how often you are charged interest.
fv=pv*(1+interest rate)^n n being the term of interest
so lets assume you pay zero off it and interest is calculated daily
fv=6300*(1+0.015/365)^365
interest = fv - pv
= 95.21 for one year without repayment
if you were to pay approx 25.15 a week you would pay this loan in 5 years time and pay approx $240 in total interest over five years
EXCLUDING future interest rate increases over the five years and excluding bank fees like account fees or account manage fee or setup a loan fee.
You could create a spreadsheet each day and calculate the interest as annual interest / 365 for the daily calculation
Then add the account fee onto the balance calc + any set up fee onto the start balance. by using =a$5 for the repayment on all rows as an example you can copy it down and the cell number will always be a$5
this way you can alter a5 and the repayment alters all the way down each week row.
or just download a template for excel
https://templates.office.com/en-us/Loan-amortization-schedule-TM10073881

To get around this, you can calculate your numbers as percentages first. For example, if you type the formula =10/100 in cell A2, Excel will display the result as 0.1. If you then format that decimal as a percentage, the number will be displayed as 10%, as you 'd expect.Aug 2, 2011


How to do percentages in Excel - Office Blogs

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How to Calculate Percentages in Excel

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Two Percentage Calculation Types. Calculate a Percentage as a Proportion.Calculate Percentage Change. Displaying Percentages in Excel Cells ...

Excel formula: Get percentage of total ' Exceljet

https://exceljet.net/formula/get-percentage-of-total
Excel simply divides the values in column C by the total in C11. For the formula shown, the result is the decimal number .63. Because the Percentage number format is applied to cell E6, Excel displays .63 as 63%.

The WorkDay Function returns a number that's the serial date that is the indicated number of working days from a given date (the starting date). Working days EXCLUDE weekends and any dates identified as holidays. Use WORKDAY to exclude weekends or holidays when you calculate invoice due dates, expected delivery times, or the number of days of work performed.
The Syntax is:
=WORKDAY(start_date,days,holidays)
where:
- start_date is in Date format (and can be a calculated value);
- days is a number of elapsed days after start_date (can be calculated, can be negative to indicate a date BEFORE start_date);
- holidays is an array of holidays you can specify if desired.

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There are 7 ON events and 7 OFF events
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59028-59018.pdf

When programming the timer, you select individual days or blocks of days.
For example program1 ON time
Set the Hour
Set the minutes
Press the day key to scroll through the possible choices.
Then you set program1 OFF time
Set the hour
Set the minute
And then press the day key to scroll through the possible choices.

The choices are:
Each individual day
Monday thru Friday
Sat-Sun
Monday thru Sat
Monday thru Sun
Monday-WED-FRI
Tues-Thurs-Sat
Mon-Wed
Thurs-Sat

The key is to set the ON and OFF times for the same days or blocks of days
For example program1 ON is 8:00 am Mon thru Friday
Set program1 OFF for 3:00 pm Mon thru Friday

and then program2 ON is 8:30am Sat-Sun
program2 OFF is 5:00pm Sat-Sun

Program 3 ON is 6:00pm Tues-Thurs-Sat
Program3 OFF is 9:00pm Tues-Thurs-Sat

Program4 ON is 6:00pm Sat
Program4 OFF is 11:00pm Sat

Programs5, 6 and 7 might not be needed

The key is to make a chart of times before setting timer.
The chart will prevent conflicts in programming where the timer does not operate as expected.

This problem is difficult to trace.
You could be getting some kind of elecrical/wireless interference. This is difficult to trace. If you have the TV on when the router drops off, have you noticed any electrical interference on the TV screen?
It could be as simple as someone using an arc welder in your area.
Or a neighbour heating up something in their microwave oven (this oven can be faulty and is leaking microwave energy).
If you can identify the source of interference then you may find a solution.
There are a few things you can try.
Get a surge protection power board and connect your computer equipment and wireless router to this power board.
You can configure the wireless router to a different channel, one that is not used by your neighbours so that the wireless signals won't interfer with each other.
Have a look at the signal strength to your computer, if it is weak then move the router away from walls and/or raise it higher to improve the signal strength.

You will want to contact the manufacturer. They usually have a 1 year parts warrenty on your laptop. The most logical reason is that the mother board(Main PCB) has took a dump. You will want to read the material here: https://secure2.tx.acer.com/FixMyAcer3/FixMyAcer.aspx

Good Luck!

dpprash,

I guess you mean the number of weekdays (or working days) excluding Saturdays and Sundays. So start a spreadshhet and put the start date (01/01/2009) in A2 and the end date (31/12/2009?) in B2.

Then paste the formula below into C2:

=B2-A2-2*INT((B2-A2+WEEKDAY(A2,3))/7)-MAX(0,WEEKDAY(B2,3)-4


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Could be you have a flat battery as your charger is not working