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erm....where do I find the answer key?
Matthew
6/21/2008 10:20:25 AM - IL
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hie
may you please sent me user guide and owner`s handbook for hp12c financial calculator made in malaysia.
many thanks in advance
shadreck mtambo
shadreck mtambo
3/8/2008 2:58:12 AM - ZW
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You rock. That comma was driving me CRAZY. I had to do 8 hours of work with my brain fighting the strange comma sensation.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Marty
2/12/2008 1:31:22 PM - US
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g 8(key) Blue colored END
In reply to FAR:
How to rid my HP-12 of the begin sign.
Thanks
b tard
2/5/2008 11:33:53 PM - US
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Can you help with the formula for calculating the interest only payment on a mortgage using the HP 12C?
Thank you
Michael
Michael
1/21/2008 2:41:52 PM - US
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How to rid my HP-12 of the begin sign.
Thanks
In reply to DP:
In the display I see the word "begin" and have no idea how to change it or get rid of it. Any suggestions?
FAR
12/29/2007 8:44:01 PM - US
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With the 12-C turned off, depress and continue to hold down the decimal key. At the same time turn the 12-C on; this should swap the characters.
In reply to freda:
Can anyone tell me how to get back my decimal point? I somehow now have a comma where the decimal should be. When I enter a large number, the comma is where the decimal should be and vice versa. I have had my HP12C for almost 30 yrs and don´t have the manual anymore. I can´t live without this calculator! It´s the best!
Anonymous
11/15/2007 8:23:35 AM - US
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Can anyone tell me how to get back my decimal point? I somehow now have a comma where the decimal should be. When I enter a large number, the comma is where the decimal should be and vice versa. I have had my HP12C for almost 30 yrs and don´t have the manual anymore. I can´t live without this calculator! It´s the best!
freda
10/22/2007 9:30:09 PM - US
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I´m trying to figure out how to find the interest rate when you already know the monthly payment and the mortgage terms. Can anyone help me?
marc
2/20/2007 12:38:42 PM - US
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I need to a help to figure out amortization schedule for loan 15years $27,655 8%. Need some help. Thanks
Fizzader
2/14/2007 9:26:25 AM - US
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Life sucks, or its just ones stupid idea?
Iosef Puk
1/15/2007 5:21:39 PM - US
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Love is all around, lets all around the world to play
Reorga Nize
1/9/2007 7:51:52 PM - US
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Why, i am asking why all this happens
Azazello Forthe
12/22/2006 7:50:35 AM - US
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Please help. I have a question that asks me to compute YTM but I´m not given the bond price. All I have is 5 years, 8% coupon, 8.21% current yield and face value of 1,000. How do I calculate this on my computer. The only instructions I could find on this also give the present value.
In reply to susiemac:
Are the "answers" to the tutorial questions listed anywhere online?
Dan
9/30/2006 4:02:34 AM - US
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Press the "End" button. Click here for more explaination on 12c keys.
In reply to DP:
In the display I see the word "begin" and have no idea how to change it or get rid of it. Any suggestions?
Peter Tong
9/27/2006 3:29:38 PM - US
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In the display I see the word "begin" and have no idea how to change it or get rid of it. Any suggestions?
DP
9/26/2006 1:53:11 AM - US
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Is there a site to download a HP 12-C users manual? I´ve downloaded the calc to use on my Dell pocket PC but need a manual to use it
PalmSpringsPerry
8/4/2006 8:52:45 PM - US
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If you want to earn 1,350,000 on an investment of 1,590,000, you have to first deterine the FV of your investment. In this case, add the amount you want to earn (1,350,000) to the amount of the initial investment (1,590,000) using the following key strokes (1,590,000 ENTER 1,350,000 +) to give you 2,940,000 then use this as your Future Value and place it in to the Future Value register by pressing FV. Enter 10 into the n register for the number of years and input 0 into the PMT register. Then enter the Present Value of your investment with the following keystrokes (1,590,000 CHS PV). From there, all you have to do is solve for the interest rate by pressing the i key. You should get a result of 6.34.
In reply to Rob:
Would someone please provide keystrokes for the following problem: What interest rate would be required to accumulate 1,350,000. on an investment of 1,590,000. over 10 years?
Anonymous
5/6/2006 9:10:41 PM - US
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Would someone please provide keystrokes for the following problem: What interest rate would be required to accumulate 1,350,000. on an investment of 1,590,000. over 10 years?
Rob
3/7/2006 7:10:19 AM - US
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programming needed for hp 12c-...would like to program hp 12c to calculate all closing cost related to real estate transactions
can fax detailed sheet of all pertinent infor
joe
1/2/2006 3:52:41 AM - US
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either 95 PV 8 PMT 1.012000 ENTER 1.012010 f YTM = 8.76%
or
20 n 950 PV 40 PMT 1000 CHS FV g END i 2 * =8.76%
In reply to Tom Smith:
Can anyone give me the key strokes for calculating the yield to maturity on a bond:
Example: Bond Price is 950.00
Coupon Rate is 8.0%
Maturity Date is 10 years
Keystrokes for calculating YTM
tony
12/8/2005 7:39:29 AM - NZ
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Can anyone give me the key strokes for calculating the yield to maturity on a bond:
Example: Bond Price is 950.00
Coupon Rate is 8.0%
Maturity Date is 10 years
Keystrokes for calculating YTM
Tom Smith
11/24/2005 12:45:47 AM - US
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Hi Debbie,
Press f followed by 3.
For more information.
In reply to debbie belmore:
How do I move the decimal point to show three places?
Peter Tong
11/16/2005 8:14:38 AM - SG
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How do I move the decimal point to show three places?
debbie belmore
11/16/2005 12:27:42 AM - US
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Enter purchase price into PV, enter the interest rate then press blue key then the "i" key, then enter Zero for FV, enter the length of the loan in years then press the blue key and then the "n" key. When you press PMT you should have your monthly payment amount.
In reply to ellie:
can any body give me the formula to use to get a straight mortgage payment when you know what the interest rate is ? I need to know what combination of keys to press. thanks ellie
Gin
11/2/2005 4:35:27 AM - US
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Does anyone know how to find out what the principal balance is at year 5 of a 30 yr amortization?
In reply to Dave Allen:
Hi, switch the 12C off. Hold down the decimal point and switch on again. This toggles the display between the point and the comma.
Jimmy
10/21/2005 7:43:50 AM - US
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How do I move the decimal on the HP12c?
Anonymous
10/6/2005 4:11:05 AM - US
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Great site! Thanks. Ellie...send me an e-mail at smurdock@aol.com if you still need directions on calculating mortgage payments. Scott
scott
9/7/2005 1:46:42 AM - US
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can any body give me the formula to use to get a straight mortgage payment when you know what the interest rate is ? I need to know what combination of keys to press. thanks ellie
ellie
7/30/2005 9:42:28 PM - US
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Are the "answers" to the tutorial questions listed anywhere online?
susiemac
4/27/2005 5:09:37 AM - US
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Can you provide seperate answer key for 12C via
email?
MKBuck
4/12/2005 10:23:46 PM - US
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i loved finding this site. i had the comma set and couldn´t figure out how to change it. thank you for providing such a great site, tutorial, ...i own & love the HP12c and you´ve helped me really learn to use it.
Mitch
3/17/2005 7:46:04 AM - US
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CHS = change sign
In reply to Val Young:
what does CHS on the 12C stand for?
xian
2/16/2005 7:11:55 AM - FR
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what does CHS on the 12C stand for?
Val Young
1/16/2005 12:38:07 PM - US
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Hi, switch the 12C off. Hold down the decimal point and switch on again. This toggles the display between the point and the comma.
Dave Allen
4/21/2004 6:07:34 PM - US
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I have a comma instead of a period on my HP12c. Can you help?
George Bell
4/16/2004 7:16:57 AM - US
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