Formula help

C

Confusicous

d1= ln(B6/B7)+[(B8+((B9^2)/2) x b10] / (B9) (SQRT B10)

This is supposed to be Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. I tried my best
to show the formula on here and I entered the cells for the values. I need to
be able to put this in an excel but I am having trouble with the placing of
parentheses and using the right formulas. If you need more clarification the
formula let me know. I did my best with what I could do. thanks for the help
in advance
 
C

Confusicous

Does it show how to enter the formula in a way excel can read it? haha I just
can't get my parentheses right.

Mike H said:
Hi,

I have to confess to not knowing what black-Scholes is but Google does!!

http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=1013

or here

http://www.theresearchkitchen.com/blog/archives/77

and many more

Mike



Confusicous said:
d1= ln(B6/B7)+[(B8+((B9^2)/2) x b10] / (B9) (SQRT B10)

This is supposed to be Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. I tried my best
to show the formula on here and I entered the cells for the values. I need to
be able to put this in an excel but I am having trouble with the placing of
parentheses and using the right formulas. If you need more clarification the
formula let me know. I did my best with what I could do. thanks for the help
in advance
 
M

Mike H

Did you look? The 2 links I posted are user defined functions. Whether they
work or not I've no idea but the VBAExpress link is usually very reliable

Mike

Confusicous said:
Does it show how to enter the formula in a way excel can read it? haha I just
can't get my parentheses right.

Mike H said:
Hi,

I have to confess to not knowing what black-Scholes is but Google does!!

http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=1013

or here

http://www.theresearchkitchen.com/blog/archives/77

and many more

Mike



Confusicous said:
d1= ln(B6/B7)+[(B8+((B9^2)/2) x b10] / (B9) (SQRT B10)

This is supposed to be Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. I tried my best
to show the formula on here and I entered the cells for the values. I need to
be able to put this in an excel but I am having trouble with the placing of
parentheses and using the right formulas. If you need more clarification the
formula let me know. I did my best with what I could do. thanks for the help
in advance
 
D

David Biddulph

If you are trying to implement the d1 formula from Mike's 2nd link below,
the parentheses would be as follows:
=(LN(B6/B7) + (B8+(B9^2)/2)*B10) / (B9*SQRT(B10))

If you click in the formula bar, Excel will colour code the parentheses for
you, so that you can check whether they are correct.
--
David Biddulph


Confusicous said:
Does it show how to enter the formula in a way excel can read it? haha I
just
can't get my parentheses right.

Mike H said:
Hi,

I have to confess to not knowing what black-Scholes is but Google does!!

http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=1013

or here

http://www.theresearchkitchen.com/blog/archives/77

and many more

Mike



Confusicous said:
d1= ln(B6/B7)+[(B8+((B9^2)/2) x b10] / (B9) (SQRT B10)

This is supposed to be Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. I tried my
best
to show the formula on here and I entered the cells for the values. I
need to
be able to put this in an excel but I am having trouble with the
placing of
parentheses and using the right formulas. If you need more
clarification the
formula let me know. I did my best with what I could do. thanks for the
help
in advance
 

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