Debt schedule modeling (simplified)

Hi guys.

Having seen various ways of structuring a debt schedule I am still trying to find a simpler and more user friendly way of doing it without super long Min/Max formulas linking to all over the sheet (even for complicated cap structures w. PIK, dividend recaps, etc.).

I would very much appreciate suggestions!

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