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BA Pro Financial Calculator

BA Pro Financial Calculator at Mac App Store analyse

Vicinno Soft LLC
0 ratings · Power index: 180
Version 2.1
Size 0 Bytes
Updated 3 years ago
Released 03 Jan 2011

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BA Financial Calculator Pro best emulates FULL VERSION of Texas Instruments BA II Plus financial calculator on Mac. Built with identical algorithms and formulas of original, BA Financial Calculator Pro provides the exact same capabilities and operation sequences, with BETTER user experience. Just as the original BA II Plus, this app comes with easier natural input than RPN used by other financial calculator apps, including HP 12C. *** Features include: • Time Value of Money calculations. • Amortization schedules. • Cash flow analysis, Net Present Value (NPV), and Internal Rate of Return (IRR). • Mortgage and Loan calculations. • Depreciation with four different methodologies. • Breakeven, Profit, and Percent difference calculations. • Bond prices and yields “to maturity” or “to call” calculations. • Statistical analysis. • 10 Memories for storage. • Choice of Chain and Algebraic Operating System methods. • Scientific capabilities, including log, sin, cos etc. • Clean, Shining User Interface. • More ... ***Support Feel free to contact us through our support forum at our website - www.vicinno.com.

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Monthly Downloads > 3.96k
Est. Revenue ~ $1.62k

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Devices

MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 19.99 CAD
China 98 CNY
France 17.99 EUR
Germany 17.99 EUR
Italy 17.99 EUR
Netherlands 17.99 EUR
Portugal 17.99 EUR
Spain 17.99 EUR
Poland 16.99 EUR
UK 14.99 GBP
India 1499 INR
Japan 2500 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 22000 KRW
Poland 79.99 PLN
Russia 1290 RUB
Turkey 699.99 TRY
USA 14.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 16.49 USD
Ukraine 17.99 USD

not accurate

neilh666 · 15 years ago · v1.1

I thought that this would be much more convenient than using my HPII Plus Pro and it would be if it gave the right answers. Heres an example: Suppose that you want to receive $5000 per month for 20 years and then receive $100,000 at the end of 20 years. The APR is 4% with monthly payments and semi-annual compounding. P/Y=12 C/Y=2 I/Y=4 N=240 PMT=5,000 FV=100,000 Compute the present value and you get an answer of $248,705.56. However, the answer should be $872,765.96 (this is what you get from a real BAII Plus or a BAII Plus Pro or Excel.) There is something seriously wonky in how the calculator is doing it calculations. Also, being able to enter numbers from your keyboard rather than clicking on the calculator buttons with your mouse would be nice. Also, being able to copy results from the calculator to the clipboard would be a big plus. Until the calculator produces results consistent with the BAII Plus, dont bother buying this.

wait for texas instruments

Tarekadam · 13 years ago · v2.0

I use the iPhone BA II by texas instruments. Hopefully theyll put out a destop version. This app is very poor.

Its alright - but fix the bugs

pawb63 · 12 years ago · v2.0

This App could be a useful program, but I have found a few flaws that the developers should look into (e.g. Cash Flow problems - NPV and IRR). I am sure it is a matter of debugging, but I would strongly suggest that the developers fix them.

OK but needs work

egpierro · 15 years ago

The calculator works well, but key features such as being able to type the numbers on the keyboard are not available. You actually have to click on each number to enter the values. There are also no shortcut keys.

It makes math errors

Anagakak · 15 years ago

When you use the ammortization worksheet function, it does not correctly calculate interest and principal information. In addition, you have to click the numbers, rather than typing them, but the MUCH bigger concern is the fact that this calculator does bad math. For example, if you borrow $150,000 on a monthly mortgage at 7% for 30 years, how much interest will you have paid? I dont know because this calculator thinks it is only $810. Ok, so I actually know, because my TIBAII+ gives me the correct answer. Thank goodness my TI got it right even if Vicinnos app did not.

Stat function does not work

Wash man · 15 years ago

I purchased the calculator in hopes that it would work for a class presentation that I was recording. I wanted to work through problems with students using it. The first problem I did was to calculate the standard deviation using the Data and Stat function. While it properly calculated the mean, it did not calcuate the standard deviation. Very disappointing for a $15 app. Wish I could get my money back.

Just Awful!

caedmon1 · 15 years ago

This application is literally useless. How they justify pricing a a non-functioning calculator at $15 dollars is beyond me. For all others considering buying this, just know youve been warned. BUYERS BEWARE