Excel for Finance Functions Template

Excel for Finance: Functions, Tips & Templates - Get the Most Out of Excel. This Excel template provides a comprehensive list of finance functions to help you manage and analyze financial data. Easily calculate loan payments, depreciation, return on investment, net present value, and more. Get the most out of your financial data with this easy-to-use Excel template.

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  • ReleasedJun 23, 2022
  • UpdatedOct 20, 2024
  • File TypeMicrosoft Excel
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Excel for Finance Functions Template Description

This Excel for finance functions template demonstrates sample calculations using the top 10 most important functions and formulas for finance professionals.

#1 XNPV

Determines the Net Present Value (NPV) of a series of cash flows at specific dates.

Formula: =XNPV(discount_rate, cash_flows, dates)

#2 XIRR

Determines the internal rate of return for a series of cash flows, given specific dates.

Formula: =XIRR(cash flows, dates)

#3 MIRR

Determines the internal rate of return when the cash from one investment is invested in a different one.

Formula: =MIRR(cash flows, cost of borrowing, reinvestment rate)

#4 PMT

Calculates the number of payments given an interest rate, a number of time periods, and the total value of the loan.

Formula: =PMT(rate, number of periods, present value)

#5 IPMT

Calculates the interest portion of a fixed debt payment.

Formula: = IPMT(rate, current period #, total # of periods, present value)

#6 EFFECT

Returns the effective annual interest rate for non-annual compounding.

Formula: =EFFECT(interest rate, # of periods per year)

#7 DB

Calculates the depreciation expense in each period.

Formula: =DB(cost, salvage value, life/# of periods, current period)

#8 RATE

Calculates the yield to maturity for a security.

Formula: =RATE(# of periods, coupon payment per period, price of bond, face value of bond, type)

#9 FV

Determines how much money you will have in the future, given a starting balance, regular payments, and a compounding interest rate.

Formula: =FV(rate, # of periods, payments, starting value, type)

#10 SLOPE

Calculates Beta of a stock, given the weekly returns for the stock and the index you wish to compare it to.

Formula: =SLOPE(dependent variable, independent variable)

Credits to :  Corporate Finance Institute

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