Calling any numbers experts

Sorry mate.
If you're too lazy to work that out, helping you do it would be a great disservice.

Pretty sure that someone specializing in sports betting dynamics could do this.

=FV(0.1,26,0,-100,0)

Many thanks to Compound Magic
To Lori and the other one, I realise now that new people trying to learn are not welcome on here. It's obviously a buddy club of know-alls but I am thick skinned and I will press on, confident that there are some people out there with courtesy.

No you are just lazy.

And I know all about that don't I Lori ?

If you're new and trying to learn, what qualifies you to have a tipping service?

I don't ... I'm reviewing one

welcome to the buddy club
card is in the mail

hello richissoul.

I realise now that new people trying to learn are not welcome on here. It's obviously a buddy club of know-alls but I am thick skinned and I will press on, confident that there are some people out there with courtesy.

you are spot on there. i'm new to these forums too and trying to learn just like you. hang in there fella.

These two could start up a buddy club of know-fck-alls then ?

richiscoul, you can't really blame people ridiculing you when you come on here asking for something all sain people should be able to do themselves in a few seconds.
  To get the answer you want you just have to open the calculator on your computer, put in 100, multiple with 1.1 and then press once on = for every week you want it compounded.

Cheers, Paulol
Your point has just been proved, I think

Thanks Eddie, for that. Not everyone is as bright as you ... for example, I always thought sain was spellt sane. I must have been wrong all those years

You got me there, but you really shouldn't try to ridicule others for incorrect spelling as long as you don't get it right yourself.

Eddie the eagle eye now ?

Do you mean spelled.

buzzer, do you mean spelled?

just kidding.

Investor, do you mean:

'Buzzer,[b] do you mean spelled?

Just kidding.

Now, how did I just know that would happen.

He's ironically mispelt it but spelt is a valid word, spelled it more american English, so telling him he's completely wrong is actually more wrong than getting a letter wrong.

Hth!

Perhaps we should change the post header to 'Calling any word experts'

My dictionary tells me that spelt is the past tense of the word spell

I could not detect a fault when I read spelt.

Spelt would be fine, but spellt isn't.

Indeeed but the guy who corrected him clearly implied spelled is the correct spelting

Spelled is correct, spelt is correct spellt is incorrect and i put up the correct spelling with the, used ll, hope this clears things up

I could be pulled up on my use of commas there

Spelled is correct, spelt is correct Laugh spellt is incorrect and i put up the correct spelling with the, used, ll. Hope this clears things up. Silly

"Hope this clears things up. Silly"
Don't you mean "Silty" - I am a gritty character .

The Management if you like crosswords did you see the one show last night? Article about how mysteriously during ww2 codewords for D Day started appearing in the The Telegraph crossword, quite interesting.

Pedants.

I realise it's a joke aimed at the people above, but it's an anagram of standpe.

100*1.1*1.1*1.1=3 weeks.

You multiply 1.1 for each week