Dec 212017
| Several financial functions for dBase. Includes source code. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| FIN_FUNC.PRG | 4204 | 1292 | deflated |
| READ.ME | 725 | 459 | deflated |
Download File FINFUNC.ZIP Here
Contents of the READ.ME file
FINANCIAL FUNCTIONS PROGRAM
When I needed to perform some simple and basic financial functions at my
office, I disovered that none were available in either Clipper or dBase. I
looked at the functions in Steve Straley's Toolkit (SST), but wasn't satisfied.
The results I got thru the SST demo did not agree with the results I got
from an HP calculator or by using Lotus 1-2-3 functions. So, I ended up
writing my own functions. While I've tested them extensively and they work
fine for me, please check them out for your own use to make sure they do what
you expect them to do. Any feedback will be appreciated. Please contact me
via the LACUG BBS (213/392-4819).
Lee Thompson
When I needed to perform some simple and basic financial functions at my
office, I disovered that none were available in either Clipper or dBase. I
looked at the functions in Steve Straley's Toolkit (SST), but wasn't satisfied.
The results I got thru the SST demo did not agree with the results I got
from an HP calculator or by using Lotus 1-2-3 functions. So, I ended up
writing my own functions. While I've tested them extensively and they work
fine for me, please check them out for your own use to make sure they do what
you expect them to do. Any feedback will be appreciated. Please contact me
via the LACUG BBS (213/392-4819).
Lee Thompson
December 21, 2017
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