IRR (Internal Rate of Return) Explained with Example | EXCEL

In this lesson, we explain what the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) is in simple terms with a few points to help you remember. We go through an example of how to calculate the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) using an excel formula and the trial and error method. We also explain how the IRR relates to the NPV (Net Present Value) and their differences (IRRvs NPV). We go through an example where we show both the IRR and the NPV. Check it out
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[@samsonkaziko544]

Thank very much for the tutorial. May you please clarify why we are excluding the scrap value of the machine at the end of the project?

[@kw_andile]

thank you for the teach, currently doing FM... you helped me understand a lot

[@bongekangubane8939]

You are heaven sent .. Your explanations are simple to understand even for us newbies.. Thank u so much and God bless you further

[@shannelkuchy8460]

Thank you so much

[@sebongiletjantji8858]

Thank you so much I really understand ...

[@musantika5332]

Saluted Sir, you have clarified this thing once again!!!!

[@studyid231]

Can you tell how to choose Two IRR rates so i can avoid too much trial and error ?

[@melissafrierson]

Okay, so every tutorial I watch have the same type of chart with different numbers on there, but no clarity of how those numbers from Year 1 through Year 5 came to be. How did you get those numbers? What calculations did you use, what chart are you referencing those from?

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Sir, where is your volume, no audio.

[@chewpickcheng8323]

you are great but your voice to soft. i on to the maximum, when commercial sound very loud

[@Counttuts]

Sorry about that