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July 1st, 2016, 03:24 PM
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PV PMT Excel
Hi I am interested in having the details of the financial function PV in the excel worksheet which calculates the present value of a loan or an investment, based on a constant interest rate?
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#2
July 1st, 2016, 05:21 PM
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Re: PV PMT Excel
PV, one of the money related capacities, ascertains the present estimation of an advance or a venture, in view of a consistent financing cost. You can utilize PV with either intermittent, consistent installments, (for example, a home loan or other advance), or a future esteem that is your speculation objective. Utilize the Excel Formula Coach to locate the present worth (advance sum) you can manage, taking into account a set regularly scheduled installment. In the meantime, you'll figure out how to utilize the PV capacity in a recipe. Then again, utilize the Excel Formula Coach to locate the present estimation of your money related speculation objective. The punctuation of the capacity is: PV( rate, nper, [pmt], [fv], [type] ) Where the contentions are as per the following: rate - The financing cost, per period. nper - The number of periods for the lifetime of the annuity or speculation. [pmt] - A discretionary contention that determines the installment per period. On the off chance that the [pmt] contention is discarded, the [fv] contention must be supplied. [fv] - A discretionary contention that indicates the future estimation of the annuity, toward the end of nper installments. On the off chance that the [fv] contention is discarded, it tackles the default esteem 0. [type] - A discretionary contention that characterizes whether the installment is made toward the begin or the end of the period. The [type] contention can have the worth 0 or 1, which means: 0 - the installment is made toward the end of the period; 1 - the installment is made toward the begin of the period. In the event that the [type] contention is discarded, it tackles the default estimation of 0 (signifying installments made toward the end of the period). Please find the file attached below which has the details of the PMT financial function |
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