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>Huh? XIRR? XIRR is explained here and here. The idea is to list your investments and withdrawals along with dates and use: XIRR (investments,dates,a guess) as shown in Figure 1. There are a few important points to remember:

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XIRR: a bug? - Financial Wisdom Forum

Besides, XIRR gets a wrong answer with an initial investment of $200.00 but the right answer when that's changed to $200.00001. Ain't that a bug? If you try (almost) any other software, such as OpenOffice , NeoOffice, Gnumeric or Google, they all get the right answer. However, if you want to use Excel, you can always try (for the example in ...

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XIRR, eh? - Financial Wisdom Forum

I've posted that funny-stuff re Excel's XIRR function on a couple of "Excel Forums". Nobuddy can explain it, so I figure it's a bug. I visited Microsoft's site to get the algorithm fo XIRR. They do use Newton's method, saying: Newton's method is a way to approach the root of an equation (y=f (x)) by using the tangent line to the equation's curve at successive x-values. The new x-value keeps ...

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XIRR 함수 결과값이 재무용 계산기로 계산한 값과 차이가 나는 이유가 무엇인가요 - Microsoft 커뮤니티

XIRR 함수의 경우 아래와 같은 수식으로 작동하게 됩니다. 혹시 Texas Instruments사의 재무 계산기는 어떤 알고리즘으로 작동하는지 확인이 가능하신가요? 추가적인 내용이 있다면 하단의 [응답] 버튼을 눌러 회신해주시기 바랍니다.

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XIRR and similar finance functions Hi, I learned about XIRR and used it, okay. XIRR is using compounded interest calculation, which I mostly need. However I sometimes need simple interest calculation way. I wonder if there are such [removed_js]. (cash flows is not necessarily periodic, as accepted by XIRR) Thanks, regards Cousin Excel

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YTD - Financial Wisdom Forum

In the above spreadsheet (called YTD.xls) , the XIRR function is used. Alas, Excel's XIRR works by starting with an initial "guess" of 10% then making a jillion corrections to that guess. Usually that works great, but if the true XIRR value is large and negative ... say -75%, then starting with 10% ain't gonna do it.

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The XIRR function gives a 'no result (2.98023E-09) in some cases where everything seems to be in order (positive and negative cash flows, proper dates). I am giving below an example where this

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Time-weighted Returns - Financial Wisdom Forum

You also get the XIRR or Dollar-Weighted Return. Recall that the XIRR (or Dollar-Weighted) Return will depend upon when the Cash Flows occur. >It'll measure how good a market timer you are, eh? I reckon. > Wait! When I look at the spreadsheert, it seems you are considering the times when the trades occur! Uh ... it only seems that way because ...

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XIRR and YTD Part 2 - financialwisdomforum.org

The XIRR value is the (constant) annual interest a (fictitious) bank would pay so that your deposits and withdrawals yield your final portfolio after one 365-day year.

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Return on Investment - Financial Wisdom Forum

Here's a XIRR vs IRR spreadsheet to play with ... just click on the picture: Note: The spreadsheet works in Open Office, too Note, too, that IRR just looks at the cash flows, not the dates. The number of intervals between cash flows (14 in the example shown) determines the degree of the magic polynomial equation. If the time span is one year, then (1+IRR) # of periods = IRR annualized.