Hi,
I need to calculate out nvp and irr (finance) and my TI-84 just gives me the "ERR:ARUMENT 1:Quit 2:Goto" when I've put in all the data and press enter. Can you give me the detailed runtrough for puncing in data for solving? Please? Im really struggling and can't seem to figure out what i do wrong. I use both the ( ) and [ ] when i type in....
need to compute NPV and IRR
This link covers all financial applications that can be done with a TI-84 calculator:
http://hbelabs.com/TI84/ch14.pdf
TVM calculations work better when using the lists in that state mode and using L# (# meaning the number of lists to link the command) as described on page 251.
A complete manual is available at the website education.ti.com under the TI-84 support section.
Before using any TI-84 series manuals, make sure that you have the correct manual that applies to your operating system. Some manuals (and textbooks) have been modified for mathprint use and some have not. It is advised to use the TI-Connect software to update your calculator to the current operating system that supports mathprint whenever possible.
Posted on May 20, 2013
Are you using the finance app?
[APPS] [1] [ENTER]
For NPV, choose "7:npv("
Then use:
npv(interest rate, cost {cash flows}, {frequencies of cash flows})
For IRR, choose "8:irr("
Then use:
irr(interest rate, cost {cash flows}, {frequencies of cash flows})
Posted on Apr 30, 2009
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: Calculating out npv and irr
Use the "FINANCE" app:
[APPS] [1] [ENTER]
for npv: select "7:NPV"
now you should get "npv(" on your screen.
use: npv(interest rate, cost {cash flows}, {frequencies of cash flows})
for irr: select "8: irr"
"irr(" will come up.
use: irr(interest rate, cost {cash flows}, {frequencies of cash flows})
Posted on Apr 30, 2009
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