ODDLYIELD in WPS on Windows: Introduction

Last updated:July 20, 2026

ODDLYIELD in WPS on Windows is a financial function in WPS Spreadsheet for returning the yield of a security with an odd last period; this guide covers 1 core task, with 1 available without membership and 0 membership-related items.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks1Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership1Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items0Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index
AvailabilityAvailable in WPS SpreadsheetNo version restriction is described in the feature content

About This Feature

Overview

ODDLYIELD is a financial function in WPS Spreadsheet. It is used to return the yield of a security that has an odd last interest period.

Core capabilities include:

  • Entering =ODDLYIELD( directly in a worksheet cell.
  • Using syntax prompts while filling in arguments.
  • Working with cell references and nested formulas so results update when source data changes.

Typical use cases include fixed-income analysis, bond yield calculation, and spreadsheet-based financial modeling.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
Operating systemA Windows device that can run WPS Office normally
App versionThe latest version of WPS Office is recommended
NetworkNo mandatory internet connection is required for local formula calculation; internet access is needed for download, installation, and account services
OtherYou need to open WPS Spreadsheet and edit formulas in worksheet cells

Download & Installation

ItemDetails
Official downloadWPS Office Free Download
Check after installationOpen WPS Office, launch WPS Spreadsheet, and confirm that you can type formulas in a cell

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummaryProvides the ODDLYIELD function in WPS Spreadsheet, with direct formula entry and syntax prompts during editing.Excel provides the ODDLYIELD function and documents its syntax, arguments, and date handling rules for securities with an odd last period.Google Sheets officially documents a broad function list and formula editing help, but the official function list does not show ODDLYIELD as a documented Sheets function.Notion formulas are designed for database properties, built-ins, and functions inside Notion workspaces rather than spreadsheet financial functions such as ODDLYIELD.Acrobat supports calculated PDF form fields for totals and field logic, but it is not a spreadsheet formula environment for bond-yield functions.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: You can enter and calculate ODDLYIELD directly in worksheet cells. Distinct: It fits spreadsheet-based financial models that use cell references and nested formulas.Compared with WPS: Excel offers fuller official parameter documentation for this specific function, while both products support spreadsheet-style formula workflows.Compared with WPS: Google focuses on general formulas and function references, and its official function list does not document a direct ODDLYIELD counterpart.Compared with WPS: Notion is better aligned with database-property logic and workspace formulas than traditional spreadsheet security-yield calculations.Compared with WPS: Adobe calculation features are centered on PDF form fields, not worksheet-based financial analysis.
Official SourceODDLYIELD functionGoogle Sheets function listIntro to formulasConfigure form field calculations in Acrobat

Overall Conclusion
If your main goal is to calculate security yields inside a spreadsheet, WPS and Microsoft are closer to this workflow. Google, Notion, and Adobe officially emphasize broader formulas, database logic, or PDF form calculations, so their documented use cases differ from the ODDLYIELD spreadsheet function scenario.

Use Cases

No.ScenarioSuitable forMain needHow WPS helps
1Bond yield calculationFinance staffQuickly calculate the yield of a security with an odd last periodEnter the ODDLYIELD function in a worksheet cell and fill in the required arguments
2Investment model buildingAnalysts and researchersApply the same calculation across multiple securitiesCombine ODDLYIELD with cell references and other formulas
3Training and practiceStudents and trainersLearn the function while checking syntax promptsUse the formula prompt while entering arguments step by step

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

CapabilityFreeWPS Premium
ODDLYIELD function entry and calculationAvailableAvailable
Basic spreadsheet editingAvailableAvailable
Additional PDF, AI, and extended benefitsLimited or provided according to the pricing pageMore advanced benefits and higher usage allowances are available

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

ScenarioRecommended planWhy
You only need ODDLYIELD and basic spreadsheet calculationFreeThe feature content describes no membership restriction for this function
You also need more advanced office, PDF, or AI featuresWPS PremiumA membership plan is more suitable for broader productivity needs

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page