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Delta (Δ)

What is Delta? Delta is a risk sensitivity measure used in assessing derivatives. It is one of the many measures that are denoted by a Greek letter. The series of risk measures that use such letters are fittingly referred to as the Greeks. They are often also called risk measures, hedge parameters, or risk sensitivities….

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GROWTH Function

What is the GROWTH Function? The GROWTH Function is categorized under Excel Statistical functions. The function helps calculate predicted exponential growth by using existing data. In financial analysis, GROWTH helps in preparing annual plans or forecasting revenues for a company. Let’s assume the CEO expects annual revenues to reach $1,500,000. The function can help us…

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ACCRINTM Function

What is the ACCRINTM Function? The ACCRINTM Function is an Excel Financial function. ACCRINTM was introduced in MS Excel 2007 and hence not available in earlier versions. When we invest in an interest-paying security, we will receive interest payments that are paid either at once or periodically. The function will calculate the accrued interest for…

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ACCRINT Function

What is the ACCRINT Function? The ACCRINT Function is an Excel Financial function. The function will calculate the accrued interest for a security that pays interest on a periodic basis. ACCRINT helps users calculate the accrued interest on a security, such as a bond, when that security is sold or is transferred to a new…

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CEILING.PRECISE Function

What is the CEILING.PRECISE Function? The CEILING.PRECISE Function is categorized under Excel Math and Trigonometry functions. It will round up a number to the nearest integer or multiple of significance. As a financial analyst, we can use CEILING.PRECISE in setting the pricing after currency conversion, discounts, etc. When preparing financial models, it helps us round…

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CEILING.MATH Function

What is the CEILING.MATH Function? The CEILING.MATH Function is categorized under Excel Math and Trigonometry functions. it will return a number that is rounded up to the nearest integer or multiple of significance. The function was introduced in MS Excel 2013. As a financial analyst, we can use the CEILING.MATH function in setting the pricing…

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PROB Function

What is the PROB Function? The PROB Function is categorized under Excel Statistical functions. It will calculate the probability that is associated with a given range. In financial analysis, the PROB function can be useful in estimating business losses. It can also be used by a risk manager to carry out financial probability analysis. Formula…

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ISO.CEILING Function

What is the ISO.CEILING Function? The ISO.CEILING Function is an Excel Math and Trigonometry function. It is one of the fifteen rounding functions of MS Excel. The function returns a number rounded up to the nearest integer or to the nearest multiple of significance. It works regardless of whether the number given is positive or…

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COMBINA Function

What is the COMBINA Function? The COMBINA Function is an Excel Math and Trigonometry function. It will calculate for a given number of items the number of combinations, along with repetitions. The function was introduced in MS Excel in 2013 and hence not available in earlier versions. Formula =COMBINA(number, number_chosen) The COMBINA function uses the…

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DSUM Function

What is the DSUM Function? The DSUM Function is categorized under Excel Database functions. The function helps to calculate the sum of a specific field/column in a database for selected records based on user-specified criteria. DSUM was introduced in MS Excel 2000. As a financial analyst, if we need to find out the total number…

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