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Where can I get a Black-Scholes formula in Excel?

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    Ricky
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    Where can I get a Black-Scholes formula in Excel?

    Is there a formula to calculate Black-Scholes values?

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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Where can I get a Black-Scholes formula in Excel?

    I have no idea what Black-Scholes is, but a simple Google lookup of the NGS
    threw up http://tinyurl.com/aumjf, and on the web, http://tinyurl.com/dj77z

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    RP
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    RE: Where can I get a Black-Scholes formula in Excel?

    For European options the call value formula is:

    =(s*(NORMDIST(((LN(s/x))+((rr+(sigma*sigma/2))*t))/(sigma*(SQRT(t))),0,1,TRUE)))-(x*(EXP(rr*t*(-1)))*(NORMDIST(((LN(s/x))+((rr+(sigma*sigma/2))*t))/(sigma*(SQRT(t)))-(sigma*SQRT(t)),0,1,TRUE)))

    rr risk freerate of interest
    s stock price
    sigma volatility
    t time
    x strike price

    This is taken Chapter 7 from my book "Excel Best Practices for Business"
    (ISBN: 076454120X). Rather than calculating a single point estimat, the
    spreadsheet produces a table over a range of time periods and volatility.


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    > Is there a formula to calculate Black-Scholes values?


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