do all hp 12c calculators have cash flow analysis?
2025096
Yes they do. You can enter a stream of cash flows and do various calculations on them like PV, standard deviation, etc., etc. The 12C is the gold standard of financial calculators. You can't go wrong with the functionality. The only problem with newer models is they tend not to have the build quality of the originals.
2025097
Previous answers are correct. The platinum model adds evaluation of bonds to the rest of the set of financial functions. Also has a couple new user friendly features such as the ability to delete single numbers during data entry to protect you from "fat finger" mistakes.
1234324
I think so.. check your system out here -- http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay/?javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.prp_ba847bafb2a2d782fcbb0710b053ce01=wsrp-navigationalState%3DdocId%253Demr_na-c03353576-8%257CdocLocale%253D%257CcalledBy%253D&javax.portlet.tpst=ba847bafb2a2d782fcbb0710b053ce01&sp4ts.oid=5187022&ac.admitted=1385538511142.876444892.492883150
811649
No but there are a few free ones written for it that you can download and add if you want one. I use the one from http://cas.jeuxcasio.com/en/ .
1440074
No. . . And if you're smart, you'll walk away from this cash register. We've used 5 of them and had BIG problems with ALL of them. Finally bought a couple of Casio registers, and all my problems went away. The Casio is a little more expensive, but WELL WORTH THE EXTRA $$. Haven't had a bit of problems with them. The Royal registers are junk. . . and I do mean junk. Wasted several hundred dollars on them, & none of them worked worth a darn.
855152
Sorry. Wish I could help but I would have to look on the HP site for a cross reference to know for certain.
1550549
Easily. Most people don't use these calculators to their full capacity. The other model is nicer to look at and probably a tad easier to use. Both should have the same capabilities.
1003434
It does not. In fact it comes loaded with at least 100 useless applications that someone paid HP to install. Worthless junk that no one would buy so they pay to have it loaded on a computer then program it to keep popping up notices to buy the junk.
1577446
I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I bought these for my HP 12c Calculator.
406671
I agree with the Al's comment. HP 10BII+ is really tailored for finance use only while the TI BAII+ has similar functions of a scientific calculator.
1063549
No it does not. The rate of conversion changes daily so I doubt any calculator will do this. You need a computer program.
1867004
Never used one, but it is supposedly a remanufactured version of the HP98. My gut says that yes they are the same, but I can't tell you for certain from experience.
740466
No it does not. It will work for me for my purposes - but if I'd known ahead of time I wouldn't have purchased it. I didn't know they still made calculators like this one - had forgotten about ding dong poor logic calculators. Yet.... the big keys & cordless is great - the only gripe I have is the lack of calc. logic.
1874219
I've never counted sorry you might try looking on the HP website for that information
105198
Yes it does. My fiance, whom the calculator was purchased for loves it! He used it in his pre calculus and chemistry classes and will be using it in the successor classes of each. He feels you would very much like this calculator.
1011214
From what I've read all over the web, and since doing a 7525 search on HP.com sends you to 7520 documents, there appears to be no difference. The 7525 is sold at Costco and Sams Club - so maybe it's just a marketing ploy.
2273327
I own two HP50g calculators, and use them in the postfix RPN mode, but a former coworker of mine had the original TI-89, and in its probable 'home screen' there were file-folder-like structures, with tiny labels so pixelated they were quite tough to even read. That isn't so using the HP50g in prefix-infix 'algebraic' mode. There is just a screen there you calculate. Plus there is an elegant programming language called 'User RPL' in the 50g, but only some kind of program editor in the TI-89, and I have seen the latter in the TI-89 PDF manual.
275511
My language is no english. For that reason, I do not know what are you saying with CAS. If you are talking about a financial calculator, definitely no. It could work better a financial calculator. But you can make any program for Cash Flow or Cost Accounting Standards. Complex Adaptive Systems are hardly difficult programming because they have many variables. I do not know if this information is useful for you