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STAT1
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configuration codes are listed below. Add H as a prefix
to have a heading generated for that information.
h – This column contains the row headers
S – This column contains the start of the period
E – This column contains the end of the period HB,HI
P – This column contains the Principal paid this period
B – This column contains the balance at the end of the
period
I – This column contains the interest paid this period
n is the number of periods for the loan,
i is interest rate
pv is the present value
pmt is the per-period payment
Optional parameters:
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ppyr is the number of payments per year
cpyr is the number of compounding periods per year
Grouping is the number of periods that need to be
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grouped together in the amortization table.
beg is 1 when payment is at the beginning of each
period, else it is 0.
fix is the number of decimal places to be used for the
calculations.
Example: =AMORT(A1,"",12,6,100,200)
he STAT1 function provides a range of one-variable statistics.
It can calculate all or any of
n, min, q1, med, q3, and max.
STAT1(output,"configuration",input,
[mode])
Output is the cell range where the results are placed. If
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only one cell is specified, then the range of cells is
automatically calculated.
Configuration is a string that defines if a header row
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needs to be created (starts with H) and what result to
place in which column. An empty string "" will use all the
headers.
x
, Σ, Σ², s, s², σ, σ², serr, sqd,
Functions and commands
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