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- Rate Projections Functions Walkthrough
- Accruals and Cash
- Repeating Formulae
- Range Names and References
- Optional Parameters
- Using PmtsPerYear
- Modelling Seasonality
- Calculating Interest
- Using Business Functions in VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
- Array Functions
- Volatility
- Annual Equivalent Rates
- Array Function
- Auto Multi Functions
- Variable Plurality
- GoalSeek
- Monte-Carlo probability functions in the Monte Carlo family. A very useful and simple function called Distribution is the best bet for specifying variables as it handles several distributions. You can also use the distribution functions in Excel too, such as Normal or GammaDist. Look also at PartialDependency for partially dependent variables, DistCumulative for a cumulative probability distribution and DiscreteOutcome for a discrete outcome distribution.
- A Monte-Carlo simulation tool on the menu. This script based tool allows you to run and store all Monte-Carlo variables and calculate means, percentiles etc. There is no graphic output from Monte-Carlo - this is something we think you are better placed to do, if you so wish. (There are other proprietary Monte-Carlo products on the market that provide excellent graphical output.)
- Each Monte-Carlo simulation requires a worksheet dedicated to it
- The Monte Carlo script starts in cell A1.
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Business Functions contains a basic but powerful Monte Carlo simulation system comprising: The best way to see how Monte-Carlo works is to look at the Monte Carlo example from the Examples menu. Monte-Carlo Syntax
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