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Calculate the number of periods for an investment
Source position: math.pp line 609
function NumberOfPeriods( |
ARate: Float; |
APayment: Float; |
APresentValue: Float; |
AFutureValue: Float; |
APaymentTime: TPaymentTime |
):Float; |
NumberOfPeriods calculates the number of periods (n) needed to obtain future value of an investment in the cash flow formula (see CashFlowFunctions). The function result is the number of periods a payment APayment (PMT) must be paid in order to obtain a future value AFutureValue for an investment of a start value APresentValue (PV), where APayment (PMT) is invested at a rate ARate (q).
The APaymentTime parameter determines whether the investment (payment) is an ordinary annuity or an annuity due: ptEndOfPeriod NumberOfPeriods must be used if payments are at the end of each period. If the payments are at the beginning of the periode, ptStartOfPeriod must be used.
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Calculate the future value of an investment. |
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Calculate the interest rate value of an investment |
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Calculate the payment for an investment |
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Calculate the present value given the future value of an investment. |
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Type used in financial (interest) calculations. |
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Cash flow functions |