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NPV - when does the first year start?
Hi,
I need a little help with the NPV function if possible. The help for the NPV function states that the first argument in the formula is the rate, that's fine. The second argument is the initial cost of investment one year from today and that the next argument is the return from the first year. Is the first year in the same time period as the year which includes the initial cost or is the first year effectively the end of the second year assuming that the costs were all incurred in the first year and the second year is when you start making money (termed as first year in the help)??? For example what happens if I have this scenario:- Year 1 - Cost £10000, return £5000 Year 2 - Return £10000 Year 3 - Return £10000 Year 4 - Return £10000 Many thanks in advance Gary |
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