What does this table show?

A simple reference table mapping rates (rows) to periods (columns), e.g. growth factors or periodic rates.

Is the table customizable?

You can set a range of rates and periods; the table fills with the corresponding values (e.g. (1 + r)^n).

Static or simple table of interest rates vs period. Reference table for rate and period.

Rate min (%)

Rate max (%)

Max period

Rate %	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1.0	1.010	1.020	1.030	1.041	1.051	1.062	1.072	1.083	1.094	1.105
2.0	1.020	1.040	1.061	1.082	1.104	1.126	1.149	1.172	1.195	1.219
3.0	1.030	1.061	1.093	1.126	1.159	1.194	1.230	1.267	1.305	1.344
4.0	1.040	1.082	1.125	1.170	1.217	1.265	1.316	1.369	1.423	1.480
5.0	1.050	1.103	1.158	1.216	1.276	1.340	1.407	1.477	1.551	1.629
6.0	1.060	1.124	1.191	1.262	1.338	1.419	1.504	1.594	1.689	1.791
7.0	1.070	1.145	1.225	1.311	1.403	1.501	1.606	1.718	1.838	1.967
8.0	1.080	1.166	1.260	1.360	1.469	1.587	1.714	1.851	1.999	2.159
9.0	1.090	1.188	1.295	1.412	1.539	1.677	1.828	1.993	2.172	2.367
10.0	1.100	1.210	1.331	1.464	1.611	1.772	1.949	2.144	2.358	2.594

Cell = (1 + rate)^period

What does this table show?: A simple reference table mapping rates (rows) to periods (columns), e.g. growth factors or periodic rates.
Is the table customizable?: You can set a range of rates and periods; the table fills with the corresponding values (e.g. (1 + r)^n).

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