Software for HP15c

• HP15c programming examples
• HP-15C: Library of complex-number utilities
• Gamma function for complex numbers
• True Heading and Ground Speed
• HP-15C: Time Value of Money
• Another Time Value of Money program
• Factorial for big numbers
• Greatest Common Divisor, Least Common Multiple, Fraction Finder
• Moonlanding
• >Little Gauss - sum of integers up to n
• Quadratic Equation program
• Quadratic Equation II
• Statistic with Grouped Data
• Z-Confidence Interval for Mean and Proportion
• Deck Of Cards
• Cubical interpolation (Newton scheme) 
• Eigenvalue Extraction
• Log of large Factorials (Nemes' formula)
• Prime number check
• Simple Time Value of Money 
• Quadratic Equation III
• Quadratic Equation solver IV
• HP15c Manual
• HP 15C: Julian Date

Weighted Average

The weighted average uses the statistic registers and leaves avg(y) weighted by x in y, and avg(x) weighted by y in x:

Lbl 0 -so that it coincides in the same key as avg(x)

rcl 7

rcl / 3

rcl 7

rcl / 5

rtn

NPV and IRR

The Net Present Value and IRR are a little longer. Requires 11 registers and is valid for up to 10 periods. Data is not destroyed and can be used with other interest rates. I take care of not using labels used by TVM!

Net Present Value: It takes the following arguments:

Number of periods: register .1

Initial cashflow: register 0

cashflows for periods 1 to 9: registers 1 to 9 (how clever ;-))

discount rate in %: register x

NPV result: register x

LBL 1

EEX 

2 - from % to decimal

/

1

+

1/x - calculate 1/(1+i)

ENTER

ENTER

ENTER - to load the stack with 1/(1+i)

RCL .1 - number of periods (so that is is kept for further trials with other interest rates)

STO I

CLX

LBL .2 - loop for periods

RCL + (I) 

X - calculates f(n) = (f(n-1)+ I(n))/(1+i)

DSE I

GTO .2 - Return if not 0

RCL + 0 - Add start cashflow

RTN

IRR - this is the elegance of the HP-15 - just load your guesses in x and I and use SOLVE ( f SOLVE 1)