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  1. #1
    Shaz
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    difficult array formula

    I have to formulas:

    1) 1 = C/252*days(1)*d(1) + c/252*days(2)*d(2) + c/252*days(3)*d(3) +
    d3

    and

    2) 1 = (1+C)^(days(1)/252)*d(1) + (1+C)^(days(2)1/252)*d(2) +
    (1+C)^(days(3)/252)*d(3) + d(3)

    days and d are ranges representing days and discount factors
    respectively.

    I would like to solve for C, the coupon that is paid in each period.

    Formula 1 is easy:

    =252*(1-B3)/sum(A1:A3*B1:B3)

    where range B1:B3 is the d() array and A1:A3 is the days() array.

    Now a formula for equation 2..........


  2. #2
    Gary L Brown
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    RE: difficult array formula

    If my algebra is correct...

    C = ((1-d(3))^(252/(d(1)days(1))+(d(2)days(2))+(d(3)days(3))))-1

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    "Shaz" wrote:

    > I have to formulas:
    >
    > 1) 1 = C/252*days(1)*d(1) + c/252*days(2)*d(2) + c/252*days(3)*d(3) +
    > d3
    >
    > and
    >
    > 2) 1 = (1+C)^(days(1)/252)*d(1) + (1+C)^(days(2)1/252)*d(2) +
    > (1+C)^(days(3)/252)*d(3) + d(3)
    >
    > days and d are ranges representing days and discount factors
    > respectively.
    >
    > I would like to solve for C, the coupon that is paid in each period.
    >
    > Formula 1 is easy:
    >
    > =252*(1-B3)/sum(A1:A3*B1:B3)
    >
    > where range B1:B3 is the d() array and A1:A3 is the days() array.
    >
    > Now a formula for equation 2..........
    >
    >


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