11.5.4. financial¶

Python equivalents of financial Excel functions.

Functions

`args_parser_disc`
`args_parser_fvschedule`
`args_parser_intrate`
`args_parser_received`
`mirr_args_parser`
`parse_basis`
`parse_date`
`total_depr`	Cumulative (total) depreciation up to 'period' (can be fractional), using double-declining (or general 'factor') balance with optional straight-line switchover when SLN gives a higher amount.
`xaccrint`
`xaccrintm`
`xamordegrc`
`xamorlinc`
`xcoupdaybs`
`xcoupdays`
`xcoupdaysnc`
`xcoupncd`
`xcoupnum`
`xcouppcd`
`xcumipmt`
`xdate2date`
`xdb`
`xddb`
`xdisc`
`xdollarde`
`xdollarfr`
`xduration`
`xeffect`
`xfvschedule`
`xintrate`
`xirr`
`xispmt`
`xmirr`
`xnominal`
`xnper`
`xnpv`
`xoddfprice`
`xoddfyield`
`xoddlprice`
`xoddlyield`
`xpduration`
`xppmt`
`xprice`
`xpricedisc`
`xpricemat`
`xrate`
`xreceived`
`xrri`
`xsln`
`xsyd`
`xtbilleq`
`xtbillprice`
`xtbillyield`
`xvdb`
`xxirr`
`xxnpv`
`xyield`
`xyielddisc`
`xyieldmat`

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