How to Calculate the EMI in Excel – 2 Methods

What Is the EMI?

Equated Monthly Installment, or EMI, is a fixed amount that a borrower must pay a lender on a monthly basis.

What Is an EMI Formula?

The basic mathematical formula for EMI calculation is:

Here,

• P = Principal Amount.
• R = Annual Interest Rate (%).
• N = Installment Numbers (Months).

The following information is given to calculate the EMI.

• Loan Amount of $50,000.
• Yearly Interest Rate of 8%.
• Total Duration 2 years.

Method 1 – Using the Excel PMT Function to Calculate the EMI

• Calculate the monthly interest rate using the following formula in D6.

• Press ENTER.

Calculate the duration in months.

• Enter the following formula in D7.

• Press ENTER.

Calculate the EMI using the PMT function.

• Enter the following formula in D9.

• Press ENTER.

The output is a negative number. But the EMI is a positive number. To make the output positive, a minus (-) sign is used in the PMT function.

Read More: How to Make EMI Formula in Excel

Method 2 – Calculate the EMI Manually

Use this formula.

• P = Principal Amount.
• R = Annual Interest Rate (%).
• N = Installment Numbers (Months).

Convert the annual interest rate into the monthly interest rate:

• Use the following formula in D6.

• Press ENTER.

• Calculate the total duration in months. Use the following formula in D7.

• Press ENTER.

• Use the following formula in D9 to calculate the EMI.

• Press ENTER.

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EMI Calculator

In the last worksheet of the attached Excel file, you will find an EMI calculator with formulas. In C5, C6, and C7, enter:.

• Loan Amount
• Interest Rate
• Duration

EMI will be displayed in D9.

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