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Hello sir, Your tutorials are really very good, but the thing is if we take 1000000, for 2 year with rate of interest 14% , then it should come monthly emi is 48,013, but you have shown 53333.33. How is it possible,can u clarify that. Thanks Vamsi
find the procedure script below, modify the proc accordingly and run . ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Proc_EMI_Amount] ( @LOANAMOUNT MONEY=100000, @INTEREST INT =14, @TENURE INT =2 ) AS BEGIN -- Declare a loan variable for loan date-- declare @LoanDT datetime set @LoanDT=GETDATE(); --FIND THE INTEREST AMOUNT BY USING LOAN AMOUNT FORMULA -- --formula =PNR/100 DECLARE @AMOUNT MONEY SET @AMOUNT= (@LOANAMOUNT*@INTEREST* @TENURE)/100 --CALCULATE TOATAL AMOUNT --TOTAL AMOUNT WOULD BE LOANAMOUNT + INTEREST DECLARE @TOTAMOUNT MONEY SET @TOTAMOUNT=@LOANAMOUNT+@INTEREST --CALCULATE THE EMI AMOUNT -- @TOTAL AMOUNT / NO OF MONTHS DECLARE @EMI MONEY SET @EMI= @TOTAMOUNT/(@TENURE*12) --USE WHILE LOOP AND DISPLAY THE OUTPUT DECLARE @MONTH INT SET @MONTH=1 WHILE(@MONTH
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Hello sir,
Your tutorials are really very good, but the thing is if we take 1000000, for 2 year with rate of interest 14% , then it should come monthly emi is 48,013, but you have shown 53333.33. How is it possible,can u clarify that.
Thanks
Vamsi
Simple maths : (100000*14*2)/100 =28000, Now plus principal amount : 28000+100000=128000 and divide by 24(2years) =128000/24=5,333.33
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@@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI okay sir, Thank you..!!
find the procedure script below, modify the proc accordingly and run .
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Proc_EMI_Amount]
(
@LOANAMOUNT MONEY=100000,
@INTEREST INT =14,
@TENURE INT =2
)
AS
BEGIN
-- Declare a loan variable for loan date--
declare @LoanDT datetime
set @LoanDT=GETDATE();
--FIND THE INTEREST AMOUNT BY USING LOAN AMOUNT FORMULA --
--formula =PNR/100
DECLARE @AMOUNT MONEY
SET @AMOUNT= (@LOANAMOUNT*@INTEREST* @TENURE)/100
--CALCULATE TOATAL AMOUNT
--TOTAL AMOUNT WOULD BE LOANAMOUNT + INTEREST
DECLARE @TOTAMOUNT MONEY
SET @TOTAMOUNT=@LOANAMOUNT+@INTEREST
--CALCULATE THE EMI AMOUNT
-- @TOTAL AMOUNT / NO OF MONTHS
DECLARE @EMI MONEY
SET @EMI= @TOTAMOUNT/(@TENURE*12)
--USE WHILE LOOP AND DISPLAY THE OUTPUT
DECLARE @MONTH INT
SET @MONTH=1
WHILE(@MONTH
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