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The IRR function is provided by Excel so you can calculate an internal rate of return for a series of values. The IRR is the interest rate accrued on an investment consisting of payments and income that occur at the same regular periods. In the values provided to the function, you enter payments you make as negative values and income you receive as positive values.
For instance, let's say you are investing in your daughter's business, and she will make payments back to you annually over the course of four years. You are planning to invest $50,000, and you expect to receive $10,000 in the first year, $17,500 in the second year, $25,000 in the third, and $30,000 in the fourth.
Since the $50,000 is money you are paying out, it is entered in Excel as a negative value. The other values are entered as positive values. For instance, you could enter –50000 in cell D4, 10000 in cell D5, 17500 in cell D6, 25000 in cell D7, and 30000 in cell D8. To calculate the internal rate of return, you would use the following formula:
=IRR(D4:D8)
The function returns an IRR of 19.49%.
The ranges you use with the IRR function must include at least one payment and one receipt. If you get a #NUM error, and you have included payments and receipts in the range, then Excel needs more information to calculate the IRR. Specifically, you need to provide a "starting guess" for Excel to work with. For example:
=IRR(D4:D8, -5%)
This usage means that the IRR function starts calculating at –5%, and then recursively attempts to resolve the IRR based on the values in the range.

CW Keys 5C01 updated 06/10/09 10:20

00= BC B6 BB DD 97 AD 11 63
01= 42 B7 84 3E BE 8C 4E 65



TW Keys 5A01 updated 06/10/09 10:20

00= C2 B5 BE 41 0D 9B C5 7C
01= 6D EA 8E 97 6A AA DA 71

NTL Keys 5401 updated 06/10/09 10:20

00= A0 51 3B 27 17 7D D0 28
01= F0 CF C3 01 F1 2D AB B8

The value of C7cannot be found in the range - Hence the error.

You can use this formula
=IF(A2<=100,"Within budget","Over budget")
Which means
If the number above is less than or equal to 100, then the formula displays "Within budget". Otherwise, the function displays "Over budget" (Within budget)
or you and try something like this
=IF(A2=100,SUM(B5:B15),"")
which means
If the number above is 100, then the range B5:B15 is calculated. Otherwise, empty text ("") is returned ()
I got these examples from the help within Exel they give several more examples and more expaination.

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Yes,

1. Select the column. (click on top of the column it will select)
2. Right Click and select Format Cells.
3. Select Currency in Category then press OK

Now just type your Numbers i.e. 571 for $571 and -650 for -$650 and sum using the normal way.

That is Select the Cells which you want to SUM and Press Alt+=

This will bring the total just below the selected cells.

Thanks
Iqbal

The formula for A1 is: =SUM(B4,B5)
A2 is: =SUM(C4,C5)
A3 is: =SUM(A1:A2)


To test this, put 25 in cell B4, 25 in cell B5, then 30 in cell C4, and 30 in cell C5.....the result in cell A3 is 110.

Hope this helps.

=IF(C5>B5,0,B5*2)
this means if it is true that C5>B5 then the cell = 0,
but if it is not true, means C5< or = B5, the cell will be B5*2
You can change the numbers as you need.
To use function easily, you can click "Insert" --> function --> then choose in the "select a function" -> OK.
Then follow the instructions. Very clear to follow

Yes, there is a function in MS Excel called "sumproduct" which multiplies the componenets in an array or arrays, then totals the result, eg :

=SUMPRODUCT(D4:D20,B4:B20) ...Job done...Enjoy !

Try using the SUMIF function for one condition or multiple conditions. Use the SUMIF worksheet function to create a total value for one range based on a value in another range. For example, for every cell in the rage B5:B25 that contains the value "Northwind", the following formula calculates the total for the corresponding cells in the range F5:F25. Formula:
=sumif(B5:B25,"Northwind",F5:F25)

Here are SUMIF functions for multiple conditions.

=sum(if((B5:B25="Northwind")*(C5:C25="Western"),F5:F25))

=sum(if((B5:B25="Northwind")+(C5:C25="Western"),F5:F25))

=sum(if(B5:B25="Northwind",IF(C5:C25="Western"),1,0)))

Also check your help for SUMIF functions.

If this helps you, Please rate me. Thanks, Patty