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Ive just got 100 other things to do at this time. i know how to program . Everything besides graphics.

But im to stressed so ye.. no time mate.. :S

lol am just gunna pay somebody to finish it for me.. no point of me stressing over abit of code :|

Well i dont think that the values of the vp's are reading correctly.. going to spend abit of time debugging and finding out now.. but thanks will let u know shortly after i get to the bottom of it

ds1 =3.5, vp1t =3.0, vp2t =1.0
ds1 =3.0, vp1t =3.0, vp2t =0.0
ds1 =0.5, vp1t =0.0, vp2t =1.0
ds1 =0.5, vp1t =0.0, vp2t =1.0
ds1 =0.5, vp1t =0.0, vp2t =1.0
ds1 =0.6000000089406967, vp1t...

Current Calculation code:



for(int rate = 0; rate <= 551; rate++){
//System.out.println(vp1[rate]);
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.##");

double vp1t =...

Indeed, Although as i've said.. Some of my methods seem to be screwed. By either printing values as the same value, to many negative etc.. even if the if statement is false it seems to be reading.
...

Correct... See the values of all the data are as follows:



Sun=3.0
Mon=3.0
Mer=0.4
Mar=0.4
Ven=1.0
Jup=2.4

well this is the calculation of the score so far (which all calculates the same ending result)



double vp1t = getValue(vp1[rate]);
double vp2t = getValue(vp2[rate]);
double aspt =...

Ok, So the formula is:
VP1 + VP2 / 2 * ASP * EXL + Prev value = new value

My problem is, Once i split the data into seperate arrays under those 4 category arrays above..

I then try to add...