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solving for NPer w/o function (algebra question)
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Don Guillett
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Try the number of periods for nper such as 1, 2, 12, 365
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Don Guillett
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"Karl" wrote in message
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This is the financial function in Excel's PV Help topic:
PV * ( 1 + Rate )^Nper +
( Pmt * ( 1 + ( Rate * Type ) ) * ( ( 1 + Rate )^Nper - 1 ) / Rate ) +
FV = 0
Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for "NPer" (term)
Thanks.
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