NPV in Excel
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2018
- How to calculate NPV in Excel? Net Present Value (NPV) is a method of investment analysis that takes the time value of money into account. Let me show you two ways to calculate NPV in #Excel, and talk through the effect of NPV scenarios: what is the effect of a higher or lower discount rate on Net Present Value.
Understand the concepts of #NPV and IRR: • NPV and IRR explained
Learn how to calculate IRR in Excel: • IRR in Excel
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Very useful and right to the points in such short video. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Have a look at the related video on IRR in Excel as well: ruclips.net/video/L0JCg5TXudc/видео.html
Very useful and easy to understand. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! Related topics in this playlist: ruclips.net/video/L0JCg5TXudc/видео.html&pp=gAQBiAQB
I've been going through self-study for NPV in terms of using in the practical field.
I could definitely say that this vid is very helpful for me.
Thanks for your vid., and appreciated for this channel. :)
Great to hear!!!!! Please spread the word about the channel to friends and colleagues. Related videos on NPV, IRR, WACC, payback period in this playlist: ruclips.net/video/N-lN5xORIwc/видео.html
really clear and helpful!
Nice to hear that! Take a look at the sequel as well: IRR in Excel ruclips.net/video/L0JCg5TXudc/видео.html
great job well explained .
Thank you, Ken!
very helpful thanks
You're welcome, Maxino! Thank you for watching.
Hey, thanks for the help!
My second method could not match with the first one. I did everything right but still different results
Same here
thanks for the video! very helpful. in 2:08, how did u manage to make the denominator value continuously multiply by itself with a single click? i have to type in C5*C5 manually in each cell.
Hello Haikal! I locked the column reference by using the $ sign. So for example, in cell D5 the formula is =$C5*C5 and in E5 the formula is =$C5*D5 and in F5 the formula is =$C5*E5. This way, you can use CTRL-C and CTRL-V to copy the formula across the cells. Hope that helps!
So helpful and knowledgeable!!
I thank you very much! :-)
@@TheFinanceStoryteller I’m currently doing a case study about real estate acquisitions, and there are things like leverage and return on cost. Do you happen to have any videos about that?
@@richm3579 Hello again! Yes, I do cover leverage on my channel, here's the link to the video: ruclips.net/video/GESzfA9odgE/видео.html
great video, it helps my group task
Great to hear that, Muhammad! The related video on IRR in Excel could be helpful too: ruclips.net/video/L0JCg5TXudc/видео.html
Am I right in saying there is no value when the npv is at zero ?..it is just a reverance for the irr ,,as an investor we would need to attain an irr above our rrr,,,basic question i know love the subject ...thank you
Correct. NPV < 0 reject the project as it is expected to "destroy" value. NPV > 0 accept as it is expected to create value. The higher the IRR, the better the expected (!) returns on the project. Here's the link to a playlist relating all the concepts involved, I think especially the WACC vs IRR video will help you put things in perspective: ruclips.net/video/ZuH_q5crAWg/видео.html
Thanks
You're welcome!
Could you explain what is discount rate ? Where does it come from ? Is it decided by the company that will take on the project ? I've just now learning excel and this is confuses me. Thanks before.
Hello Andi! Those are very good questions. I think my video on WACC vs hurdle rate will give you the answers you are looking for ruclips.net/video/8EyFLdOTuHU/видео.html and if you then want to dive deeper into WACC watch this one ruclips.net/video/1O-DbtVueMw/видео.html
@@TheFinanceStoryteller Yes, i've found the video. Damn, of course the opening have to be "this is the most intimidating concept in finance" lol. Thanks for the vid btw.
@@TheFinanceStoryteller Hey, it's me again. Could you explain what is Fama french 3 model factor ? I've stumbled upon this while learning about those beta in CAPM thingy. Or if you have any video refference to watch, thank you.
@@andif.izdiharuddien9372 Had never heard of it before, so did a quick search. "The Fama French 3-factor model is an asset pricing model that expands on the capital asset pricing model by adding size risk and value risk factors to the market risk factors. The model is essentially the result of an econometric regression of historical stock prices." As you probably figured out from my WACC video, I am not a fan of CAPM as it has very little predictive value (it cannot deal with the "unknown unknowns"). This Fama French model seems to be an extension of CAPM. Historical results provide no guarantee for the future! I would advise you to read the works of Nassim Taleb ("The Black Swan") instead.
wen you reached cell c5 in discount rate you say multiply by itself then to the next cell am lost sir
Hello Maxino! Maybe it helps to take a look at my discussion of the Net Present Value concept itself (along with present value and future value), as I did the Excel calculations in rows 5 and below very quickly in this video. Here's a link to my NPV video: ruclips.net/video/N-lN5xORIwc/видео.html
He was typing "$" so it became absolute cell. You see, when you're copying a formula to another cell, the original formula will be changed if it wasn't absolute. You should check out what is an absolute cell, cause my explanation wasn't really clear either i think.
As you have taken the nominal value of 400 for all the years, will the process be the same if these values vary each year?
please reply
Yes. Please play around with the spreadsheet using different inputs for investment and benefits, and you will see how NPV moves up and down. I talk through several scenarios in this video: ruclips.net/video/1ZTIwmn1Cm0/видео.html
@@TheFinanceStoryteller Thanks a lot Sir
@@ubaidullahkhan9541 Happy to help!
Thank you so much for the whole series on NPV, IRR and WACC - it's been super helpful and easy to understand!
My question is - How would this calculation look like if I were to calculate the NPV for a historical project? eg. starting in 2016. Would I do it the same way - Year 1 + NPV(DR, yearly cash flow)?
Happy to help! Yes, move t=0 to the (historical) year of investment, and work from there.
Thank you so much for your help! @@TheFinanceStoryteller
when I put amount -60000£ my Excel in field B2 don't show brackets and don't hide "-" sign so in column B4 I am getting -22.617£ of investment in 5 years. Why it is that. I guess in B4 I should get 22£ amount?
Hello Olga! I don't recognize the numbers you mention, as they are different from what I use in my example. Regarding the "-" sign versus the brackets (), this is a setting that is depending on the device you are using. Assuming you are using a Windows computer, then go to Windows Settings, Time & Language, Region. Different countries have different ways they write date formats, number formats, etc.
@@TheFinanceStoryteller hi, yes I am using my own numbers. Yes I use Microsoft Excel. Should i keep my number with - sign? But then i getting result wih - sign as well....
@@alternativevlog1180 "-" for investments (cash outflows), positive numbers for benefits (cash inflows). If you share the numbers you input by year with me, then I will make the same calculation on my side, and we can check whether we have the same outcome, and how that outcome should be interpreted.
@@TheFinanceStoryteller hi, investment in year 0 is 60000£. Investment in 5 years. Return in each year expected 12500£. Need to find out if this investment is positive.
20% is wacc
What if the net value are the same
Then check whether the IRR ruclips.net/video/aS8XHZ6NM3U/видео.html or the Profitability Index ruclips.net/video/Md5ocNqKHq8/видео.html provides you a way of preferring one project over another.