How can I implement the Price and Yield Function of MS Excel to VB.Net?

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Hi Guys, we are having this problem since December last year. The scenario is we want to implement the Price and Yield Functions of MS Excel in our VB.Net project without using any MS Excel library files. Our supervisor wants us to do it from scratch, though MS Excel gives us the Exact Formula, we cannot find any source from the Internet on how to implement these functions without using MS Excels' library files. Who among you know how to implement these functions, please help. Thank you and Happy New Year

Posted 1-Jan-14 13:32pm

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Ron Beyer · Answer 1 · 2014-01-01T13:38:00

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It seems like a pretty simple function, did you look at the help documentation and see the formula that they use?

Have you tried implementing the function at all?

Excel Price Function[^] and Excel Yield Function[^]

The yield one is even simpler, no accumulations, and they even give variable names...

Posted 1-Jan-14 13:38pm

Ron Beyer

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CHill60 1-Jan-14 20:14pm

And they will get free test run verification by feeding the same data in Excel ;-p
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