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Why does excel seem to only calculate yield using prices under $100. What if
a security is priced above par? Am I missing something? |
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The Yield function works for me with prices over par. Post an example of your
problem so we can help you track it down. -- Regards, Fred "John" wrote in message ... Why does excel seem to only calculate yield using prices under $100. What if a security is priced above par? Am I missing something? |
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Fred, appreciate the response, I got it figured out... had to do with the
number of compounding periods. "Fred Smith" wrote: The Yield function works for me with prices over par. Post an example of your problem so we can help you track it down. -- Regards, Fred "John" wrote in message ... Why does excel seem to only calculate yield using prices under $100. What if a security is priced above par? Am I missing something? |
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