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I have a spreadsheet in which I have an annual rate of interest (b5 which is
5%), number of years investment (b6 which is 3) and a future value in b7
(7,800,000 euros). What is the best way to find out the present value of the
investment? I am trying to use the pv function but am a bit lost!


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Try

=PV(B5,B6,0,B7,0)


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I have a spreadsheet in which I have an annual rate of interest
(b5 which is 5%), number of years investment (b6 which is 3) and
a future value in b7 (7,800,000 euros). What is the best way to
find out the present value of the investment? I am trying to use
the pv function but am a bit lost!



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