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Latest revision as of 07:48, 9 March 2021
Spreadsheet functions comparison PMT and looping
ZCubes handles the spreadsheet functions in a unique and revolutionary way. This video compares certain spreadsheet functions in ordinary spreadsheets with ZCubes. It demonstrates how the PMT calculation ( loan payment) can be done in ZCubes for a range of values easily. In ordinary spreadsheets, evaluating the computation for a range of values is difficult, whereas in ZCubes it is easy and natural. You can compute monthly payments required for various lengths of loan in one line of command.
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PMT(8%/12,10,10000,0,0)
PMT(8%/12,10,10000,0,1)
PMT(8%/12,10..20,10000,0,1)
PMT(8%/12,10..120,10000,0,1)
PMT(8%/12,10..120,10000,0,0..1)
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