How to Calculate IRR Using the BAII Plus

I show you how easy it is to calculate Internal Rate of Return (IRR) using the Texas Instruments BAII Plus Financial Calculator.

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[SinlowMusic]

Was having a rough day today. Doing some MBA homework now and the advice you gave at the beginning cheered me up, man. Thanks!

[mikimakotini]

This video taught me in 7 mins what we studied in my finance class for a month. Thank you and great explanation!

[annafilicetti]

something great IS about to happen! im about to body this exam! thanks professor!

[ethanlandry]

Amazing video. I have a finance midterm tomorrow and this is a life saver. Thank you so much!

[gregpena]

Thank you sir.. you may have helped me save my class!

[madilynbrown]

SO helpful! My prof went over how to do this on the calc so quickly and you did a great job explaining it, thank you so much!! This will definitely help me with my final next week.

[francisikard]

Thank you. I've been searching all over for how to solve IRR and you made it so simple

[silasjohnson]

Man am I glad to be in the hands of Professor Capko. Definitely in the right place ;)

[trudyd]

Thank you so much. You make it look easy as ABC. 💯

[lauraposada]

Awesome explanation, thank you so much!!!

[anapolo]

I use the HP 10bII+ but was able to follow easily. THANK YOU!!!

[zstephanie]

Thank you so much! You explained this so well.

[harshnagpal]

Thanks it helped me a lot for my Frm exam

[skyjelly]

Hello Professor!
When I follow the cash flows, and insert interest as 0 it does compute NPV. However, when i try to compute IRR it shows error 7. In this case what shoud I do?

[growlife]

sir thank you was wondering how to clear cash flows to start new calculation for NPV

[ReginaRabensteiner]

Can you please explain how I can calculate IRR if there are year without cash in or outflow?

[miladderavi]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the NPV wouldn't be zero. It would be $10, 116.55 .

[robert-yvesmazerolle]

Great explanation, thanks. However, what if you have a perpetual flow, or a flow for say 35 years. How do you input that?. In your example, let's say the 5 yr flow of $12, 500 lasts from year 5 to year 30? How do you input that without having to input 25 more entries if it's the same flow? I need this for a MBA problem ASAP, Thanks. :-)

[mackenzieburk]

what if a cash flow has a frequency of more than 1?

[growlife]

sir I get an error after putting all the cashflows in and then pressing IRR and then compute - the only thing different from your example is that my cash flow at the beginning of the year = 0