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Hi,
I have a sales table with 2 main columns:
Price - How much was sold the product
Interest Rate - How much more the client are paying in total to split the installments
Installments - How many installments was splitted the payment (in months)
I'm trying to build a mesuare with the information of how much cash will get in over this year. For instance, if someone bought a product for $400 on november and splitted the payment in 4 times, this year I'll get $100 and next year I'll get the other $300, so the column should return "$100". How can I build that?
Addicional, if able to build in coumpound interest would be even better.
Wouldn't it just be the price of the product divided by the installment payemnt number? So in your example $400/4 = $100 - the answer you want. The $300 would be the price - the first installment payment - $400 - $100.
As for interest, there are a number of standard financial functions in Power BI here you can use, very similar to their Excel counterparts. If you need more help, provide more info. See below.
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