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tables, similar to those seen at the back of many finance textbooks. The
values presented in the tables are multipliers. So, if you wanted to
know the present value of $100 to be received in 5 years at 10%
interest, you would look up the value in the PVIF table (10% column, 5
period row) and multiply it by 100:
PV of $100 in 5 Years at 10% = 100 x 0.6209 = 62.09
The other tables work similarly, but for different types of cash flows.
The interest factors are typically labeled PVIF, FVIF, PVIFA, FVIFA (the
latter two are for annuities). The two annuity tables will work for either
regular annuities or annuities due. Simply set the Type to either Regular
or Due in in the drodown list in cell B7 of those sheets.
The tables have been set up so that you have a great deal of flexibility.
You can set the starting interest rate, the amount by which the rate
increases, the number of columns (30 or fewer), and the number of
rows (60 or fewer). I use Conditional Formatting to hide any columns or
rows that you may have excluded.
You are free to use and redistribute it as long as this notice is kep intact.
However, I retain all rights to the worksheet.