HP 17bII

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• HP 17bII +: yield to MATURITY of bonds

  Hello! I'm trying to calculate a yield to MATURITY of bonds. Liaison for £110.5 trades, has a coupon of 9%, that has just been paid and the next payment will be in exactly one year. The binding is exactly five years to maturity (at £100).

  How can I use the HP17BII + to calculate this? Could do it manually, but if possible any suggestions are appreciated.

  Hi!, @Chopper2233:

  Welcome to Forum!

  See, for HP17BII, if serve for you... http://www.tvmcalcs.com/index.php/calculators/apps/hp17bii_bond_yields

  Also, of... http://support.HP.com/my-en/document/c01842581

  You have read the User Guide? ...

  Financial calculator HP 17bII +.

  GTC www.HP.com manual ›

• HP 17BII: HP unwanted 17BII + sign

  HP 17BII added a sign at the end of answer displayed a calculation +.  How to NOT add a +?

  PLS, write what keys press you and which are displayed on the LCD, for example:

  KEYPRESS LCD

  1                              1

  +                              1+

  2                              1+2

  =                              3

  Give an example when aditional + is displayed and the example when it is not displayed.

  I guess this + is displayed only in the arithmetic?

• Many questions about the HP 50 g

  I just ordered a HP 50 g graphic calculator! I have a few questions about this so hang on tight! What is the USB connector on the calculator? Mini-USB, micro USB, or is it a connector owner, "custom". Then, it would be possible to connect a keyboard to the HP 50 g by using the USB Port? Is there a program that would make this possible? (I doubt it would work if you plug it..) I have a Mini-USB to female USB 2.0 connector. So I could just plug the keyboard right, provided that the port on the calculator is a Mini-USB Port. If this is not so that I could use my female to female USB adaptor to connect the keyboard.

  Thanks for your help,

  Zekelegge

  Hi!, zekelegge:

  Welcome to Forum!

  The only printer I use, 50G calculators, 48GII, 39GS and 17BII +, as well as many former models, such as the 48 s/SX/G/G + / GX, 38 G, 39 G, 42, 41 C/CV/CX and 28 C/S, is the infrared printer HP 82240 b. If you can use the emulator HP50G, on the PC, the simulator of the printer, you can download, since... http://www.HPCalc.org/details.php?id=7386

  The printer... HP 82240 B

  

  The cable series...

  

  The description... http://www.allenwan.com/hpcalcserialcable/

  The original cable...

  

• programmable calculator

  I hope that the company or that someone can help me.  I've owned an HP 17BII calculator.  I used it for many years and had many precious equations programmed into the machine.  I even asked graduate students to buy the calculator in my classes at UCLA.   My wife lost my calculator.  It could cause a divorce.  I know that I can resume the equations of spreadsheet Excel which is clumsy and slow.  WHERE CAN I GET THIS CALCULATOR AGAIN?  Is H.P. still?  Now I am old and I would love my calculator back program variables qauanta.  Can someone give me help?  A program I wrote computes the following variables of real estate, for example: gross multiplier, down payment, mortgage interestrate, rate of return on investment fees.  I still have the equation.  It has been used by many brokers in the areas of L.A. and gave them a huge advantage.  Put in any 4 variables and it calculates the other variable, instantly.  This same equation has worked for the financial obligations and predicted the federal funds rate.  Another equation calculates all variables in general relativity on gravity.  His version was so fast, that it would save hours of work.  H.P. must have established a second model.  I can't believe they wouldn't just calculator of.  Thank you very much.  Dr. Norman Peters, former Professor of mathematics, U.C.L.A.

  Of course just search the Web.

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-17bII-financial-calculator-silver/DP/B0000CAQ0C

• How to disable the Mode wheel on a scientific calculator, HP 17 b

  Hello - this is my first post on this forum. I am a new user of the scientific calculator, HP 17 b (our office prefers to use this older version of the calculator). I would like to know how to disable the mode wheel. If anyone can help?

  Thank you very much

  PV

  Hello

  I would just add that even if the 17B is labeled as a "business/financial calculator", the Solver is powerful enough:

  fun with the HP-17b:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=185590
  
  Random number generator:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv019.cgi?read=160386#160386
  
  sum the digits of a number (see the last message):
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=206484
  
  calculate the checkDigit for HP-17b:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-4432.html

  What follows is mentioned for the 17BII, but may work on the 17b:
  
  Mark N-ladies:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/articles.cgi?read=1025
  
  MM INCHES, M-FEET, MILES KM conversion:
  http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/CGIwrap/hpmuseum/archv020.cgi?read=198391

  Best regards.

• HP 17 b

  non riesco ad UN piano hurt rental con mia HP 17BII calcolatrice di set

  qualcuno riuscirebbe by staff a darmi una mano sulla base dei seguenti daiti di of entry:

  Zingari bene 2640

  Tasso 5.3%

  minimum 216 mesi

  Valore finale/riscatto 330

  should come UN Zingari di canone mensile bet a 18 124 my non riesco ad impostarlo!

  Grazie

  Ciao

  GL

  Hello

  Hope this helps

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_value_of_money

  My result is $18,07, not $18.124 - no idea why!

  Kind regards