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reichertj

future value calculation in excel
 
How do I calculate the future value of a series of annual deposits? I would
like to accomplish this with a single formula in a cell that references other
cells with the annual deposit amount, the interst rate and the number of
years.

OssieMac

future value calculation in excel
 
There is a good description of this if you look up 'fv worksheet function'
on the Answer Wizard tab in help

Regards,

OssieMac

"reichertj" wrote:

How do I calculate the future value of a series of annual deposits? I would
like to accomplish this with a single formula in a cell that references other
cells with the annual deposit amount, the interst rate and the number of
years.


Fred Smith

future value calculation in excel
 
No problem. Use the FV function.

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Regards,
Fred


"reichertj" wrote in message
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How do I calculate the future value of a series of annual deposits? I would
like to accomplish this with a single formula in a cell that references other
cells with the annual deposit amount, the interst rate and the number of
years.




joeu2004

future value calculation in excel
 
"reichertj" wrote apparently:
How do I calculate the future value of a series of annual deposits? I would
like to accomplish this with a single formula in a cell that references other
cells with the annual deposit amount, the interst rate and the number of years


Click on Help - Excel Help and search for the FV function. But a
concrete example might help.

If A1 is the annual deposit, A2 is the annual "interest rate", and A3
is the number of years, ostensibly you could do the following:

=fv(A2, A3, -A1, 0, 1)

That assumes that the "interest rate" is the APY, not the nominal
interest rate. If you have only nominal interest rate, the following
estimates the APY, assuming daily compounding:

fv(A2/365, 365, 0, -1) - 1

You could put that in place of "A2" in the first formula. But
arguably it is a nitpick. The difference is likely to be very small,
especially as a percentage of the total future value.



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