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There are a two ways of doing this that I know of:
Create a range of cash flows (-100000, 0 for 36 cells, 1460.86 for 84 cells), then feed this range to IRR. The result will be the monthly rate of return (because your payments are monthly). Add a range of dates to the cash flow cells, and feed these two ranges to XIRR. It will return the effective annual interest rate. -- Regards, Fred "Sr Accountant" wrote in message ... I am trying to find the effective rate of return for the following: Present Value $100,000 3 yrs = 0 payments 7 yrs = $1460.86 per payment Life of loan is 10 yrs. If I calculate just on the 7 yrs, I get 6%, but isn't there a way to find the effective rate of return over the entire life of the loan? Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! |
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