Financial Functions

 

Ø  @ACCRINT(I, Ft, S, R, P, F[, B]) -

Accrued interest for a security that pays periodic interest.

 

Ø  @ACCRINTM(I, S, R, P[, B]) -

Accrued interest for a security that pays interest at maturity.

 

Ø  @COUPDAYBS(S, M, F[, B]) -

The number of days between the beginning of the coupon period to the settlement date.

 

Ø  @COUPDAYS(S, M, F[, B]) -

The number of days in the coupon period that the settlement date is in.

 

Ø  @COUPDAYSNC(S, M, F[, B]) -

The number of days between the settlement date and the next coupon date.

 

Ø  @COUPNCD(S, M, F[, B]) -

The next coupon date after the settlement date.

 

Ø  @COUPNUM(S, M, F[, B]) -

The number of coupon payments between the settlement date and maturity date.

 

Ø  @COUPPCD(S, M, F[, B]) -

The previous (most recent) coupon date before the settlement date.

 

Ø  @CTERM(R, FV, PV) -

The number of compounding periods for an investment.

 

Ø  @CUMIPMT(R, NP, PV, S, E, T) -

The cumulative interest on a loan between start period S and end period E.

 

Ø  @CUMPRINC(R, NP, PV, S, E, T) -

The cumulative principal paid on a loan between start period S and end period E.

 

Ø  @DB(C, S, L, P[, M]) -

Fixed-declining depreciation allowance.

 

Ø  @DDB(C, S, L, N) -

Double-declining depreciation allowance.

 

Ø  @DISC(S, M, P, R[, B]) -

The discount rate for a security.

 

Ø  @DOLLARDE(FD, F) -

Converts a dollar amount expressed as a fraction form into a decimal form.

 

Ø  @DOLLARFR(DD, F) -

Converts a dollar amount expressed as a decimal form into a fraction form.

 

Ø  @DURATION(S, M, R, Y, F[, B]) -

The Macauley duration of a security assuming $100 face value.

 

Ø  @EFFECT(NR, NP) -

Returns the effective annual interest rate.

 

Ø  @FV(P, R, N) -

Future value of an annuity.

 

Ø  @FVSCHEDULE(P, S) -

The future value of an initial investment after compounding a series of interest rates.

 

Ø  @INTRATE(S, M, I, R[, B]) -

The interest rate for a fully invested security.

 

Ø  @IPMT(R, P, NP, PV, FV[, T]) -

The interest payment for a specific period for an investment based on periodic, constant payments and a constant interest rate.

 

Ø  @IRR(G, F) -

The internal rate of return on an investment. (See also @XIRR and @MIRR.)

 

Ø  @MDURATION(S, M, R, Y, F[, B]) -

The modified Macauley duration of a security assuming $100 face value.

 

Ø  @MIRR(CF, FR, RR) -

The modified internal rate of return for a series of periodic cash flows.

 

Ø  @NOMINAL(ER, NP) -

The nominal annual interest rate.

 

Ø  @ODDFPRICE(S, M, I, FC, R, Y, RD, F[, B]) -

The price per $100 face value of a security with an odd (short or long) first period.

 

Ø  @ODDFYIELD(S, M, I, FC, R, PR, RD, F[, B]) -

The yield per of a security with an odd (short or long) first period.

 

Ø  @PMT(PV, R, N) -

The periodic payment for a loan.

 

Ø  @PPMT(R, P, NP, PV, FV, T) -

The payment on the principal for a specific period for an investment based on periodic, constant payments and a constant interest rate.

 

Ø  @PRICE(S, M, R, Y, RD, F[, B]) -

The price per $100 face value of a security that pays periodic interest.

 

Ø  @PRICEDISC(S, M, D, RD[, B]) -

The price per $100 face value of a discounted security.

 

Ø  @PRICEMAT(S, M, I, R, Y[, B]) -

The price per $100 face value of a security that pays interest at maturity.

 

Ø  @PV(P, R, N) -

The present value of an annuity

 

Ø  @RATE(FV, PV, N) -

The interest rate required to reach future value FV.

 

Ø  @RECEIVED(S, M, I, D, [, B]) -

The amount received at maturity for a fully vested security.

 

Ø  @SLN(C, S, L) -

The straight-line depreciation allowance.

 

Ø  @SYD(C, S, L, N) -

The ``sum-of-years-digits"" depreciation allowance.

 

Ø  @TBILLEQ(S, M, D) -

The bond-equivalent yield (BEY) for a Treasury Bill.

 

Ø  @TBILLYIELD(S, M, D) -

The yield on a Treasury bill.

 

Ø  @TERM(P, R, FV) -

The number of payment periods for an investment.

 

Ø  @VDB(C, S, L, S, E) -

Fixed-declining depreciation allowance between two periods.

 

Ø  @XIRR(G, V, D) -

Internal rate of return for a series of cash flows with variable intervals.

 

Ø  @XNPV(R, V, D) -

Returns the net present value for a series of cash flows with variable intervals.

 

Ø  @YIELD(S, M, R, PR, RD, F[, B]) -

Yield of a security that pays periodic interest.

 

Ø  @YIELDMAT(S, M, I, R, PR[, B]) -

Annual yield of a security which pays interest at maturity.