Thanks Mike
I am keeping this as part of my growing library of such stuff.
Incidentally my own problem with imitating spreadsheet behaviour has moved from
financial functions (solved for now thanks to your help and some internet
searches) to the problem of simulating recursive evaluation in a g
found my other stack, heres the script from it. (got the script from
somewhere else and adjusted for lc)
*/
*
//--
*
*// COMPOUND INTEREST*
*// present value, future value, imputed compound interest rate
On Nov 5, 2012, at 3:02 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> You know I did search the dictionary, but never thought of something so
> obvious as 'annuity' or 'compound'. Well, you learn something new every day
> (at least I do).
I have been known to browse through the dictionary from time to time. That
Mike, thanks for that - very useful. No need for an extra clean-up.
You know I did search the dictionary, but never thought of something so obvious
as 'annuity' or 'compound'. Well, you learn something new every day (at least I
do). I need to understand a little more about the functions I have
Oops.. one more. Look at "annuity" in the dictionary, I didn't use it, but
could be a time saver for some things. Also the compound function.
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 9:43 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> Forgot to mention. The actual calculation is done in the behavior script
> of the datagrid (form) on
Forgot to mention. The actual calculation is done in the behavior script of
the datagrid (form) on the left.
ffv for future value
amortize for amortization of course
and boatspeed is obvious too.
If its easier, I can dig out the specific handlers for the 2 financial
functions, clean them up (get
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11957935/FMM.livecode Look through that. Haven't
looked at it in a while, not sure if anything is broken but the calcs and
such should be correct. Does amortization schedule, future values and
estimates outboard boat speed based on prop pitch and gear ratio.
On Sun, Nov
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-Original Message-
From: Graham Samuel
To: use-livecode
Sent: Sun, Nov 4, 2012 10:44 am
Subject: Financial formulae
Here at the unfashionable end of the galaxy, I find I have to code some
financial formulae, for example for
