Join Curt Frye for an in-depth discussion in this video MIRR: Calculating internal rate of return for mixed cash flows, part of Excel 2010: Financial Functions.
Investing money can become quite complicated. For example, you might need to…borrow the money you invest in some other project.…You could also reinvest any proceeds from that project into another investment…and get a gain on that money.…If you need to calculate the internal rate of return for a series of mixed cash…flows then you can use the MIRR function.…The MRR function has arguments which are the interest rate on the initial loan,…and the interest rate on any reinvested funds, and then also the cash flows themselves.…
So in this worksheet I have the interest rate on the initial loan. So let's…say that you have a construction project and you borrow this money for use in that project.…And then let's say that you are getting money back on your investment and the…interest rate on the reinvested funds is 5%.…So in other words, you're borrowing $150,000 and then you're paying 9% per year…on that and then all the moneys you get back, which are in cells B7 to B13,…you're receiving interest on.…
- Analyzing loans, payments, and interest
- Discovering the interest rate of an annuity
- Determining depreciation using the straight line, declining balance, double-declining balance, and other methods
- Calculating the future value of an investment with variable returns
- Finding the discount rate of a security
- Converting between fractional prices and decimal prices
- Determining the yield of securities that pay interest periodically
Skill Level Intermediate
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Managing and Analyzing Data in Excel 2010with Dennis Taylor1h 32m Appropriate for all
1. Analyzing Loans, Payments, and Interest
2. Calculating Depreciation
3. Determining Values and Rates of Return
4. Calculating Bond Coupon Dates and Security Durations
5. Calculating Security Prices and Yields
6. Calculating Prices and Yields of Securities with Odd Periods
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