I liked Eydeland's book: sufficiently practical that it covers some of the more interesting facets of the energy markets. I'd say C&S's book is a must read as well.Has anyone read the new book by Helyette Geman ?Monkey

Anita,If possible, I too would also like to be included in the distribution of your thesis.My email address is monkey@myrandomstuff.co.ukKindest regardsMonkey

Try ActiveSheet.ChartObjects(1).Chart.SeriesCollection.CountAssuming you've only got one chart on the worksheetHTH

My copy just arrived.... time for a coffee break!

Attached is a quick hack I put together to draw trinomial trees in excel. Hope this helpsAndy

Deng's paper seems to be available at this addressRegardsAndy

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