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DISCOUNT.CASH (DCF)<br />

Syntax<br />

DISCOUNT.CASH (DCF)<br />

The DISCOUNT.CASH; command provides functions commonly used in financial analysis.<br />

These functions are listed in the following table.<br />

Action Synonym Brief Description<br />

PV.FLOW P.A* Present value yielding rate of flow<br />

FLOW.PV A*.P Rate of flow to amortize present value<br />

FV.FLOW SN.A* Future sum resulting from rate of flow<br />

FLOW.FV A*.SN Rate of flow yielding future value<br />

COMPOUND SN.P,C Future value resulting from present lump sum<br />

DISCOUNT P.SN,D Present lump sum yielding future value<br />

MORTGAGE A.P,M Annuity to repay present value<br />

PV.ANNUITY P.A Present value yielding annuity<br />

FV.ANNUITY SN.A Future value resulting from annuity<br />

SINK A.SN Annuity yielding future value<br />

The DISCOUNT.CASH; command may return an unpredictable result if an error is<br />

returned. The value of the System Data item GLB.STATUS (or a data item specified by the<br />

GLB.STATUS; command) should be checked before the result is used.<br />

When using signed numeric data items with edit types of $, *, or -, truncation of significant<br />

digits will occur without warning, if the lengths are too short.<br />

DD DD DD DD <br />

DDDDDD DDD DDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDD4<br />

initial value<br />

A numeric data item holding the initial value. This data item is treated as a LE; 12, ED; N,<br />

DE; 3 data item, and thus if you specify a data item that does not have these attribute<br />

values, you must ensure that significant truncations will not occur.<br />

interest rate<br />

A numeric data item holding the percentage interest rate to be applied per time unit. This<br />

value must be positive and is interpreted as a percentage. It is treated as a LE; 10, ED; N,<br />

DE; 8 data item.<br />

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