Excel model help

So I have a question regarding modeling in excel. I can't figure out what function to use and it's probably really easy but I've never had any training, just what I've taught myself thus far. I have my loan amort schedule for 60 months. I have one cell that's an input where I put in the month where refinancing would occur. In another cell, I want it to display the debt due on the original note. I was going to see if there's an easier way than nesting a bunch of if functions for 60 cells. Can you select a range of if the value equals that month, use the corresponding ending loan balance?

Let's say the refi happens in month 18. Can I point to the range of cells in column A (month in amort schedule) and when it finds 18, lets just say A20, it will spit out C20 (which would be the ending balance)?

I know it's probably a pretty basic function but I appreciate the help. Thanks guys

 

Shouldn't you just be able to use a vlookup? Say cell A1 has the month you want the refi in. Cells A2:A61 have months 1-60 and cells C2:C61 have the balance of the loan during that month. Then do

=vlookup(A1,A2:C61,3,FALSE)

This will find the value in A1 in the range A2:A61 and return the corresponding value in the column C to the right.

 
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