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<div style="font-size:30px">'''ODDFYIELD(s,m,iss,fc,r,pr,rdm,f,b)'''</div><br/>
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<div style="font-size:23px">'''ODDFYIELD (SettlementDate,MaturityDate,IssueDate,FirstCouponDate,Rate,Price,Redemption,Frequency,Basis,Guess)  
*<math> s </math> is the settlement.
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*<math> m </math> is the maturity.
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*<math> SettlementDate </math> is the settlement.
*<math> iss </math> is the issue date.
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*<math> MaturityDate </math> is the maturity.
*<math> fc </math> is the first coupon date.
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*<math> IssueDate</math> is the issue date.
*<math> r </math> is the rate of interest.
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*<math> FirstCouponDate </math> is the first coupon date.
*<math> pr </math> is the security's price.
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*<math> Rate </math> is the rate of interest.
*<math> rdm </math> is the security's redemption.
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*<math> Price </math> is the security's price.
*<math> f </math> is the frequency.
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*<math> Redemption</math> is the security's redemption.
*<math> b </math> is the basis.
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*<math> Frequency </math> is the frequency.
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*<math> Basis </math> is the basis.
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**ODDFYIELD(),returns the yield of a security with an odd first period.
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
 
*This function gives  the yield of a security that pays interest periodically but has an odd first period.  
 
*This function gives  the yield of a security that pays interest periodically but has an odd first period.  
*<math> ODDFYIELD(s,m,iss,fc,r,pr,rdm,f,b)</math>,<math> s </math> is the security's settlementDate. It  is a Date or DateTime specifying when the security was purchased.
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*<math> ODDFYIELD (SettlementDate,MaturityDate,IssueDate,FirstCouponDate,Rate,Price,Redemption,Frequency,Basis,Guess)  
*<math> m </math> is the security's maturity date. This date is  after the settlement date specifying when the security matures.
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</math>,<math> SettlementDate </math> is the security's settlementDate. It  is a Date or DateTime specifying when the security was purchased.
*<math> iss </math> is the date which is specifying when the security was issued.
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*<math> MaturityDate </math> is the security's maturity date. This date is  after the settlement date specifying when the security matures.
*<math> fc </math> is the date which is specifying when the security has its first interest payment. This date must be after the settlement date but before the maturity date.  
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*<math> IssueDate </math> is the date which is specifying when the security was issued.
*<math> r </math>  is a non-negative number specifying the interest rate for the coupons that the security pays.
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*<math> FirstCouponDate </math> is the date which is specifying when the security has its first interest payment. This date must be after the settlement date but before the maturity date.  
*<math> pr </math>  is a non-negative number or currency specifying the security’s purchase price per $100 of face value.
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*<math> Rate </math>  is a non-negative number specifying the interest rate for the coupons that the security pays.
*<math> rdm </math>  is a number or currency specifying the security’s value at redemption per $100 of face value.
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*<math> Price </math>  is a non-negative number or currency specifying the security’s purchase price per $100 of face value.
*<math> f </math> is  is a number specifying the number of coupons per year.  
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*<math> Redemption </math>  is a number or currency specifying the security’s value at redemption per $100 of face value.
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*<math> Frequency </math> is  is a number specifying the number of coupons per year.  
 
*The supported values are  
 
*The supported values are  
 
   1 -annual payments
 
   1 -annual payments
 
   2 -semiannual payments
 
   2 -semiannual payments
 
   4 -quarterly.
 
   4 -quarterly.
*<math> b </math>  is an optional number specifying the day basis system to use.  
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*<math> Basis </math>  is an optional number specifying the day basis system to use.  
 
*The following types are supported
 
*The following types are supported
 
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*The value is changed through 100 iterations until the estimated price with the given value is near to the price.
 
*The value is changed through 100 iterations until the estimated price with the given value is near to the price.
 
*The date arguments must satisfy the following conditions:  
 
*The date arguments must satisfy the following conditions:  
     iss(issue)<s(settlement) <fc(first coupon) < m(maturity).  
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     IssueDate<SettlementDate <FirstCouponDate < MaturityDate.  
*Also <math> s </math>, <math> m </math>,<math> iss </math>,<math> fc </math> and <math> b </math> are truncated in to integers.
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*Also <math> SettlementDate </math>, <math> MaturityDate </math>,<math> IssueDate </math>,<math> FirstCouponDate </math> and <math> Basis </math> are truncated in to integers.
 
*This function gives the result as error when  
 
*This function gives the result as error when  
   1.The date arguments s,m and fc are not a valid date.
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   1.The date arguments SettlementDate,MaturityDate and FirstCouponDate are not a valid date.
   2.r<0 or pr<=0
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   2.Rate<0 or Price<=0
   3.b<0 or b>4
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   3.Basis<0 or Basis>4
  
 
==Examples==
 
==Examples==
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==Related Videos==
 
==Related Videos==
  
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{{#ev:youtube|v=jbxksJV0LxI|280|center|ODDFYIELD}}
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 15:55, 16 November 2018

ODDFYIELD (SettlementDate,MaturityDate,IssueDate,FirstCouponDate,Rate,Price,Redemption,Frequency,Basis,Guess)


  • is the settlement.
  • is the maturity.
  • is the issue date.
  • is the first coupon date.
  • is the rate of interest.
  • is the security's price.
  • is the security's redemption.
  • is the frequency.
  • is the basis.
    • ODDFYIELD(),returns the yield of a security with an odd first period.

Description

  • This function gives the yield of a security that pays interest periodically but has an odd first period.
  • , is the security's settlementDate. It is a Date or DateTime specifying when the security was purchased.
  • is the security's maturity date. This date is after the settlement date specifying when the security matures.
  • is the date which is specifying when the security was issued.
  • is the date which is specifying when the security has its first interest payment. This date must be after the settlement date but before the maturity date.
  • is a non-negative number specifying the interest rate for the coupons that the security pays.
  • is a non-negative number or currency specifying the security’s purchase price per $100 of face value.
  • is a number or currency specifying the security’s value at redemption per $100 of face value.
  • is is a number specifying the number of coupons per year.
  • The supported values are
 1 -annual payments
 2 -semiannual payments
 4 -quarterly.
  • is an optional number specifying the day basis system to use.
  • The following types are supported
Basis Day count basis
0 or omitted American 30/360 (default)
1 actual/actual
2 actual/360
3 actual/365
4 European 30/360
  • To find the value of a we are using the iterative technique.
  • The value is changed through 100 iterations until the estimated price with the given value is near to the price.
  • The date arguments must satisfy the following conditions:
   IssueDate<SettlementDate <FirstCouponDate < MaturityDate. 
  • Also , ,, and are truncated in to integers.
  • This function gives the result as error when
  1.The date arguments SettlementDate,MaturityDate and FirstCouponDate are not a valid date.
  2.Rate<0 or Price<=0
  3.Basis<0 or Basis>4

Examples

Spreadsheet
A B
1 9/17/2006 7/15/2000
2 4/1/2020 8/10/2025
3 7/2/2006 2/28/2000
4 11/5/2010 11/1/2002
5 7.5% 8.25%
6 78.55 93.1
7 100 125
8 2 1
9 0 0
  1. =ODDFYIELD(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9)= 0.09758683535
  2. =ODDFYIELD(B1,B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8,B9)=0.09086257924
  3. =ODDFYIELD(B1,B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,4,2)=0.089941749932

Related Videos

ODDFYIELD

See Also

References