Cashflow

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Cashflow is a Java library. Cashflow has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Update a transaction
Check the balance of a tag if it exists
Checks if the type changed in the transaction
Start the downloader
Downloads a file from the given URL
Fetch transactions for last 30 days
Count total balance of transactions
Create a transaction
Change wallet balance
Handles the authentication
Extracts username and password
Update a wallet
Handles authentication failure
Delete a transaction
Delete all transactions with a wallet
Configures the HttpSecurity
Update a currency
Handles user sign up
Display a confirmation
Update a category
Update an existing tag
Export to CSV
Initialize database
Handle all currencies
Get all the descendants
Gets the DTOs associated with all users

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Community Discussions

Trending Discussions on Cashflow

VBA Function returning #VALUE! when trying to refer to Optional Parameter

Unmarshalling nested JSON objects with dates in Golang

To find XIRR for different investments using google sheet

Combining three chart types Apex charts on Angular

Summing Delayed Cashflows - Google Sheets

SAS - Calculating the present value of future interest and amortization payments of loans

why isn't my frame stretch completely in tkinter

How to fill in a form from a Django view?

How to display data from a model method

I have a business sales page that shows results from a json file. I want to be able to pass the information for one listing on a results page

QUESTION

VBA Function returning #VALUE! when trying to refer to Optional Parameter

Asked 2022-Mar-21 at 21:07

I am trying to calculate a NPV of several cashflows with continuous compounding. However when trying to refer to the optional parameter (which signals that the NPV will be continuous compounding), i get #VALUE! instead of a valid NPV

My VBA code is as follows:

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 21:07

I believe you want to include both inside the loop and then use an IF to decide which to do:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71563976

QUESTION

Unmarshalling nested JSON objects with dates in Golang

Asked 2022-Mar-10 at 19:12

I'm a noob with Golang. I managed to get some things done with lots of effort. I'm dealing with JSON files containing dates in a nested way.

I came across some workaround to unmarshal dates from JSON data into time.Time but I'm having a hard time dealing with nested ones.

The following code (obtained here in StackOverflow) is easy to understand since creates a user-defined function to parse the time objects first to a string and then to time.Time with time.Parse.

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 19:12

To solve this using the patterns you've already got, you can write a separate unmarshalling function for the inner struct. You can do that by hoisting the inner struct to its own named struct, and then writing the function.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71428995

QUESTION

To find XIRR for different investments using google sheet

Asked 2022-Feb-18 at 16:47

I am currently trying to calculate the XIRR of a huge portfolio containing non-periodic cashflows. The database contains lot of transactions and I want to calculate the XIRR for each one. This image contains the format and the last column contains the TICKER names of firms. I want to calculate the XIRR for these firms. The database on the left contains all the data for the ticker names

Please find the sample sheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LnTHOuw5FROyZ8tNo1Zl270RhTDX1gfB2m7jtEU9F_k/edit?usp=sharing

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 16:47

on your sheet you will find a new tab called MK.Help.

This is how you find XIRR for an investment like what you have:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71153759

QUESTION

Combining three chart types Apex charts on Angular

Asked 2022-Feb-10 at 10:53

I would like to combine 3 chart types. How to get Pulse series to show on chart as scatter? When base chart.type is line it will not show. If it's changed to scatter for example, Pulse will show up but it also effectively disables lines. Desired end result is Pulse will show as scatter dots and other types stay as they are.

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 10:35

Scatter chart added with Line chart and Column chart.

code - https://codesandbox.io/s/apex-chart-combine-three-xclhy

Output -

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71060363

QUESTION

Summing Delayed Cashflows - Google Sheets

Asked 2021-Nov-16 at 10:35

A company has a list of clients, i, all of which delay their payments by X_i. The problem is to create a spreadsheet that will show the sum of positive cashflows for a given day, where the delay of incoming cashflows can be manually adjusted.

The input is:

Date Amount Due $ Client Expected Delay (Days) 01 100 A 2 02 5 B 0 02 30 C 1 03 50 B 0

The output needs to be:

Date Total Inflows $ 01 0 02 5 03 180

How can I code this in Google Sheets?

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 10:35

Use for date:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69985905

QUESTION

SAS - Calculating the present value of future interest and amortization payments of loans

Asked 2021-Nov-08 at 17:07

I would like to calculate the present value (PV) of future interest and amortization payments on loans (flat amortization and annuity) in a dataset. The discount rate should be the inflation e.g. 2 per cent. I have seen the finance function in SAS, but it requires each cashflow which are difficult due to the nature of the dataset.

E.g. if you borrow 100,000 for 100 month (flat amortization) you will repay (amortization) 1,000 each month. But due to inflation (e.g. 2 per cent) the 100 month repayment is not the same as the 1 month in real terms. The same goes for the interest cost.

In the end I would like to have columns after my dataset that show the PV of all future interest and amortization payments.

If possible I would like to have the solution in a data step.

Example of my dataset ...

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 17:07

options cmplib=work.ORBA;
proc fcmp outlib=work.ORBA.pv; * Present value;
    subroutine pvLoan(  /* input */
                        loanAmount,
                        maturityMonth,
                        interestRateAnnual,
                        inflationAnnual,

                        /* output */
                        amortizationSumAnnuity,
                        interestSumAnnuity,
                        invoiceSumAnnuity,

                        amortizationSumFlat,
                        interestSumFlat,
                        invoiceSumFlat,

                        pvAmortizationSumAnnuity,
                        pvInterestSumAnnuity,
                        pvInvoiceSumAnnuity,

                        pvAmortizationSumFlat,
                        pvInterestSumFlat,
                        pvInvoiceSumFlat);

    outargs amortizationSumAnnuity,     interestSumAnnuity,     invoiceSumAnnuity,
            amortizationSumFlat,        interestSumFlat,        invoiceSumFlat, 
            pvAmortizationSumAnnuity,   pvInterestSumAnnuity,   pvInvoiceSumAnnuity,
            pvAmortizationSumFlat,      pvInterestSumFlat,      pvInvoiceSumFlat;

        if missing(loanAmount) or missing(maturityMonth) or missing(interestRateAnnual) then 
            do;
                pvAmortizationSumAnnuity    = .;
                pvInterestSumAnnuity        = .;
                pvInvoiceSumAnnuity         = .;
                pvAmortizationSumFlat       = .;
                pvInterestSumFlat           = .;
                pvInvoiceSumFlat            = .;
            end;
        else
            do;
                inflationMonth  = sum(exp((log(sum(1,inflationAnnual)))/12),-1);

                do maturityPeriod = 1 to maturityMonth;
*                   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------;
*                               ANNUITY;
*                   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------;
                    fv                      = 0; * Specifies the future value after the last payment is made;
                    paymentDueDate          = 0; * Specifies whether the payments occur at the beginning or end of a period. 0 represents the end-of-period payments;

*                   NOMINAL VALUE;
*                   If the interest rate is zero you only amortize. Equal to flat amortization;
                    if interestRateAnnual = 0 then 
                        do;
                            amortizationAnnuity         = loanAmount / maturityMonth;
                            interestPaymentAnnuity      = 0;
                            invoiceAnnuity              = sum(amortizationAnnuity, interestPaymentAnnuity);
                        end;
                        else
                            do;
                                amortizationAnnuity     = abs(finance('ppmt', interestRateAnnual/12, maturityPeriod, maturityMonth, loanAmount, paymentDueDate));
                                invoiceAnnuity          = abs(finance('pmt', interestRateAnnual/12, maturityMonth, loanAmount, fv, paymentDueDate));
                                interestPaymentAnnuity  = abs(sum(invoiceAnnuity, - amortizationAnnuity));
                            end;

*                   Cumulative nominal flat amortization;
                    amortizationSumAnnuity      = sum(amortizationSumAnnuity, amortizationAnnuity);
                    interestSumAnnuity          = sum(interestSumAnnuity, interestPaymentAnnuity);
                    invoiceSumAnnuity           = sum(amortizationSumAnnuity, interestSumAnnuity);

*                   PRESENT VALUE;
*                   Present value of the interest and amortization for a annuity;
                    pvAmortizationAnnuity       = amortizationAnnuity    / ((1+inflationMonth)**maturityPeriod);
                    pvInterestAnnuity           = interestPaymentAnnuity / ((1+inflationMonth)**maturityPeriod);
                    pvInvoiceAnnuity            = sum(pvAmortizationAnnuity, pvInterestAnnuity);

*                   Cumulative present value annuity;
                    pvAmortizationSumAnnuity    = sum(pvAmortizationSumAnnuity, pvAmortizationAnnuity);
                    pvInterestSumAnnuity        = sum(pvInterestSumAnnuity, pvInterestAnnuity);
                    pvInvoiceSumAnnuity         = sum(pvAmortizationSumAnnuity, pvInterestSumAnnuity);

*                   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------;
*                               FLAT AMORTIZATION;
*                   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------;
*                   NOMINAL VALUE;
*                   Payment in period n;
                    amortizationFlat        = loanAmount / maturityMonth;
                    interestPaymentFlat     = (sum(loanAmount, -amortizationFlat*(maturityPeriod-1)) * interestRateAnnual/12);
                    invoiceFlat             = sum(amortizationFlat, interestPaymentFlat);

*                   Cumulative nominal flat amortization;
                    amortizationSumFlat     = sum(amortizationSumFlat, amortizationFlat);
                    interestSumFlat         = sum(interestSumFlat, interestPaymentFlat);
                    invoiceSumFlat          = sum(amortizationSumFlat, interestSumFlat);

*                   PRESENT VALUE;
*                   Present value of the interest and amortization for flat amortization;
                    pvAmortizationFlat      = amortizationFlat    / ((1+inflationMonth)**maturityPeriod);
                    pvInterestFlat          = interestPaymentFlat / ((1+inflationMonth)**maturityPeriod);
                    pvInvoiceFlat           = sum(pvAmortizationFlat, pvInterestFlat);

*                   Cumulative present value flat amortization;
                    pvAmortizationSumFlat   = sum(pvAmortizationSumFlat, pvAmortizationFlat);
                    pvInterestSumFlat       = sum(pvInterestSumFlat, pvInterestFlat);
                    pvInvoiceSumFlat        = sum(pvAmortizationSumFlat, pvInterestSumFlat);
                end;
            end;
    endsub;
run;

data have;
    call streaminit(12345);
    do i = 1 to 5;
        loanAmount          = abs(floor(rand("normal", 300E3, 200E3)));
        maturityMonth       = abs(floor(rand("normal", 120, 24)));
        interestRateAnnual  = abs(rand('normal',0.05,0.05));
        output;
    end;
    format loanAmount maturityMonth comma10. interestRateAnnual percent10.2;
    drop i;
run;

data want;
set have;
*   Call the subroutine and performe the calculations;
    call pvLoan(    /* input */
                    loanAmount,
                    maturityMonth,
                    interestRateAnnual,
                    0.02,
                    /* output */
                    amortizationSumAnnuity,
                    interestSumAnnuity,
                    invoiceSumAnnuity,

                    amortizationSumFlat,
                    interestSumFlat,
                    invoiceSumFlat,

                    pvAmortizationSumAnnuity,
                    pvInterestSumAnnuity,
                    pvInvoiceSumAnnuity,

                    pvAmortizationSumFlat,
                    pvInterestSumFlat,
                    pvInvoiceSumFlat);
    format _numeric_ comma20. interestRateAnnual percent5.2;
run;

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69799492

QUESTION

why isn't my frame stretch completely in tkinter

Asked 2021-Sep-22 at 21:26

I tried to stretch the frame using sticky='nsew' but it's not working properly. I have attached the screenshot here.

the white color window is my frame and i want to stick to all corners. i dont wanna mess up with the buttons that i made. its working if i set row=0 but in that case i lost the buttons.. i wanna keep that button too

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Sep-22 at 21:26

Your main issue is Grid.rowconfigure(root,0,weight=1). This is causing the row where the buttons sit to expand at the same rate as the row the frame is in.

Just get rid of that line and it should fix your problem. That said there are several things I would change with your code.

You use Grid.rowconfigure() and so on and this is not the standard usage. Is there any reason you are doing it this way? Normally I would expect to see frame2.rowconfigure(0, weight=1).
You build your frame as a class but don't actually do anything in it that would require it to be a class. You also do not inherit tk.Frame in your class. I would write it a little different here.
import * is frowned on. It can cause problems when maintaining code over time as it grows and makes it harder to know where the methods are from so trouble shooting can be harder. try import tkinter as tk and use the tk. prefix.
Reasons you might need or want to set a variable name for a widget is if you plan on interacting with it later. Like updating a label or if you want to set a variable name to make it easier to ID what that widget is for. Then you can do that but personally I prefer to avoid setting variables if they will never be modified later.

Your code can be reduced quite a bit. Here is a non OOP example (I set the frame background to black to make it easier to see if the frame was expanding. You can change this back if you need to):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69288057

QUESTION

How to fill in a form from a Django view?

Asked 2021-Aug-28 at 06:16

Good evening Community,

I am building my first website and I am encountering the following problem. I have a form which has different fields that are to be completed by the user. One of this fields, is the user field which I don't want the user to complete. Hence, I would like to complete from the backend through the views. I tried different things but I am not able to do it, any hints or suggestions?

Hereunder is my code:

Models.py:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 06:16

you have different way to do this

1- for example you can overwrite save method

change code like this:

views.py

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68960410

QUESTION

How to display data from a model method

Asked 2021-Jul-28 at 11:00

Good evening community

I am new to programming and I have been working on a Django project to enhance my skills.

I would like to display data from a method model in my templates.

Here is the project's model,

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jul-28 at 11:00

In templates file

Remove: {{% Company.net_income %}}
Try this: {{ Company.net_income }}

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68557558

QUESTION

I have a business sales page that shows results from a json file. I want to be able to pass the information for one listing on a results page

Asked 2021-Jul-14 at 03:26

My index.php page has a display of listings from a json file which looks good. But I am trying to send a result of a single listing from that page to another page (result.php). How do I display the results of that single listing to the new page?

Here is the code for my first page that is attached to the json file:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 05:07

I might make a subtle change to the link to turn the ?id into a key/value pair, like

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68332632

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