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this video is going to show how she creates an amortization schedule and Im going to show you how to create it mainly for leases but it can be used for bonds also and it will definitely apply to anybody who is taking intermediate accounting courses so to get started on creating one were gonna go ahead and open excel and now that Excel is open were gonna go ahead and do a blank workbook now that we have our blank workbook open Im going to click in here and lengthen out a couple of these really quick and if you havent watched the video I created about the present value and future value and how to do those in Excel I would suggest going and watching that before continuing this video because itll be very beneficial to understand the present and future values and were going to use a little bit of that in this as we create the schedule first thing we want to do is we want to give this a name so were gonna call it the schedule of these payments and were gonna say its in my associati