Formula assist

Hussein_Mohamed 

If you are working with Excel tables, let us assume you have a table named YourTable with a date column named YourDateColumn. Adjust the table and column names accordingly.

Here is a formula that you can use in a new column of your table:

=IF(ISBLANK([@YourDateColumn]), "",

   IF([@YourDateColumn]-TODAY()<=-90, 'Assum'!C1,

      IF([@YourDateColumn]=TODAY(), [@YourDateColumn],

         IF(AND('Assum'!F1<>[@YourDateColumn], 'Assum'!G1<>[@YourDateColumn]),

            IF('Assum'!F1>[@YourDateColumn], 'Assum'!F1, 'Assum'!G1),

            IF([@YourDateColumn]<'Assum'!F1, 'Assum'!F1,

               IF([@YourDateColumn]<'Assum'!G1, 'Assum'!G1,

                  [@YourDateColumn] + (ROW()-ROW([@YourFirstRow]))*'Assum'!H1

               )

            )

         )

      )

   )

)

Replace YourDateColumn with the actual name of the date column in your table, and YourFirstRow with the actual name of the first row in your table.

This formula checks the conditions you specified and calculates payments accordingly for each row in your table. Adjust the references based on your actual table structure.

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Hope this will help you.

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