Functions > Finance > Cumulative Interest, Cumulative Principal, and APR
Cumulative Interest, Cumulative Principal, and APR
cumint(rate, nper, pv, start, end, [type])—Returns the cumulative interest paid on a loan between a starting period start and an ending period end given a fixed interest rate, number of compounding periods nper, and present value pv of the loan.
cumprn(rate, nper, pv, start, end, [type])—Returns the cumulative principal paid on a loan between a starting period start and an ending period end given a fixed interest rate, number of compounding periods nper, and present value pv of the loan.
eff(nrate, npery)—Returns the effective Annual Percentage Rate (APR) given an annual rate nrate and number of compounding periods per year npery.
Arguments
rate is the real, positive, scalar fixed interest rate per period. Typically, 0 ≤ rate < 1.
nper is the positive integer number of compounding periods.
pv is the real, positive present (or initial) value loan.
start and end are the positive integer starting and ending periods of accumulation. startendnper.
type (optional) is 0 for a payment made at the end of the period or 1 for the beginning. If omitted, type = 0.
nrate is the real, positive, scalar nominal annual rate, which, when compounded multiple times per year, yields the APR.
npery is the positive integer number of compounding periods per year.
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