When computing IRR, after the cash flows are entered, the calculator goes blank for a very long time, over a minute and or two and then finally pops out "Error 7". We have experimented with various cash flows, problem persists. Looking forward to any help.
Thanks,
I belive this will fix the problem i was sitting here having the same deal waiting and waiting..then bam error 7 then i fixed it so thought i would put what i did.
go into your CF and delete all the unused CO times..for instance if your using 3 periods...delete all CF05 and F05 the last one should be C04=0 and F04=0 make sure your NPV is the same after messing around..then try to compute IRR popped up in 2 seconds for me.
word hope this helps u all ***420*** :0
Posted on Mar 05, 2009
I was wondering if there is a way to calculate the number of time periods, N, if the PV, FV and I/Y are entered? It doesn't seem to work for me.
For e.g. I/Y = 5/12 %, PV = 35,000, FV = 100,000, PMT = 0 (not applicable)
But when I press CPT and then press N it doesn't work (it gives an Error 5 message). I even tried P/Y = 12, I/Y = 5%, PV = 35,000, FV = 100,000 and PMT = 0 (not applicable) and it still gives me an error message.
If you could help, that would be greatly appreciated.
Hey,
Just found out the answer!
Apparently you can't have both FV and PV positive. Try the calculation with one of them being negative.
Posted on Jan 19, 2009
I have a Texas Instruments BA II plus calculator and I am trying to use nPr and nCr key and I do not know how to. Can someone help me please?
Thank you
Luz
Hello,
On calculators you calculate permutations and combinations as follows
Enter the number n then press key nPr, and the number r
18(nPr)5=1028160
For combinations, use nCr key instead of nPr.
18(nCr)5=8568.
Hope it helps
Posted on Sep 06, 2009
i need to solve the problem 20-18e^(-.10), and I don't know how to enter it into my calculator. The answer should be 3.71, but i keep on getting 19.83.
Hello,
To use the exponential function, you must enter the number then press [2nd][e to the x] or [e^x] for short.
e^(-0.1) is entered as (-)0.1 [2nd][e^x], where (-) is the change sign key
You will need to use extra parentheses to avoid errors.
20 - 18*( (-)0.1 [2nd][e^x] ) [=]
The Minus sign between 20 and 18 is the regular one. The (-) before the 0.1 is the change sign key (-) or sometimes labeled +/-. The asterisk is the multiplication sign.
Hope it helps.
Posted on Oct 15, 2009
is it possible to calculate cube root or higher with BA ii plus?
To extract the roots of orders higher than 2, you can use the universal power key labeled as [Y to x]. if the exponent is an integer 3, 4, 5, 6 etc.
it gives the cube the 4th power, 5th, 6th, etc.
If the exponent is 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6 you calculate the cubic root, the 4th root and so on.
When you use it to calculate the roots, the radicand (the number the root of which you are calculating) must be positive, otherwise you may get the result as a complex number.
The syntax of the command is value [Y to x] (1/ order of root)
Ex: cube root of 27 is entered as 27 [Y to x] (1/3)
Posted on Feb 21, 2010
Which is the log key on the BA II Plus?
The natural logarithm key is just to the left of the 7 key, marked "LN".
Posted on Jul 06, 2010
how do i calculate a mortgage payment on a ba II plus calculator
Enter the number of months, press N. Enter the annual interest rate, press I/Y. Enter the amount of the loan, press PV. Press CPT then PMT to calculate the amount of the monthly payment.
Full details, as well as how to do other types of calculations, are in the manual.
Posted on Feb 22, 2011
How do I find inverse sine, cosine and tangent in degrees
First, make sure the calculator is set to degrees (2nd [FORMAT] down-arrow).
Put in the value, press INV, the appropriate function key, and =.
For example, to find the inverse sine of .3, press
. 3 INV [SIN] =
Posted on Dec 03, 2010
why do i get error 5 when trying to compute IRR
Error 5 indicates that no solution exists. In an IRR problem, the most likely cause is that there was not at least one sign change in the cash flow list.
Posted on Feb 19, 2011
How do I calculate fractional exponents? For example 3 to the 1/12 power? Thanks!
The same way you raise a number to a non-fractional power, using the y^x button. For your example, press
3 y^x ( 1 / 1 2 ) =
or
3 y^x 1 2 1/x =
Posted on Dec 08, 2012
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