Net Present Value - NPV, Profitability Index - PI, & Internal Rate of Return - IRR Using Excel

This personal finance video tutorial explains how to calculate the net present value NPV of a series of cash inflows and a single cash outflow. It also explains how to calculate the profitability index PI as well as the internal rate of return IRR using excel.

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[johannesnm]

maybe i miss something but shouldent the sum be from t=0?

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