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Formula XNPV

  1. #1
    Stan
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    Formula XNPV

    Can someone explain what "XNPV" does? How is it difference from "NPV"?
    Thanks.Stan

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    Mike Middleton
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    Re: Formula XNPV

    Stan -

    Is there something about the Help description for XNPV that is not clear?
    XNPV "Returns the net present value for a schedule of cash flows that is not
    necessarily periodic. To calculate the net present value for a series of
    cash flows that is periodic, use the NPV function."

    For XNPV you must specify dates for the cash flows. For NPV the cash flows
    are assumed to be equally-spaced time intervals.

    - Mike
    www.mikemiddleton.com

    "Stan" <Stan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51AFF8B9-07A2-4CC6-A707-BD2AE37CDD58@microsoft.com...
    > Can someone explain what "XNPV" does? How is it difference from "NPV"?
    > Thanks.Stan




  3. #3
    Vacation's Over
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    RE: Formula XNPV

    NPV is for set series of cash flows say $100 every month for 36 months

    XNPV allows an array of irregular cash payments
    cash dates
    (100,200,300,400) , ( 3/3/05, 5/17/05, 3/4/06, 4/21/07)

    look it up in help for example

    "Stan" wrote:

    > Can someone explain what "XNPV" does? How is it difference from "NPV"?
    > Thanks.Stan


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    Warren
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    Re: Formula XNPV

    Mike

    I have a problem with excel recignising the date in the XNPV formula. It
    returns the #name? error. What do I need to do to solve this error?
    --
    Warren B


    "Mike Middleton" wrote:

    > Stan -
    >
    > Is there something about the Help description for XNPV that is not clear?
    > XNPV "Returns the net present value for a schedule of cash flows that is not
    > necessarily periodic. To calculate the net present value for a series of
    > cash flows that is periodic, use the NPV function."
    >
    > For XNPV you must specify dates for the cash flows. For NPV the cash flows
    > are assumed to be equally-spaced time intervals.
    >
    > - Mike
    > www.mikemiddleton.com
    >
    > "Stan" <Stan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:51AFF8B9-07A2-4CC6-A707-BD2AE37CDD58@microsoft.com...
    > > Can someone explain what "XNPV" does? How is it difference from "NPV"?
    > > Thanks.Stan

    >
    >
    >


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