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I've sourced you to a ROI calculator which will do the job for you if you are looking for a way to compute this based on an investment in finance. There are other ways that this is used in different industries, such as direct marketing, where they will
| May 19, 563

I've sourced you to a ROI calculator which will do the job for you if you are looking for a way to count this based on an investment in finance. There are other ways that this is used in different industries, such as direct marketing, where they will
Jimmy Jack | May 19, 563

Hi I don't from head to toe understand the following formula:

"Calculate the future investment value based on the following formula.
future investment value =
investment amount x (1 + monthly interest count) number of

I entertain the idea you misread the formula. It is (initial investment)*[(1 + monthly interest rate)^(12*number of years)] which will give you the correct riposte.

In case you didn't know, x^n means x to the power of n.


Mark S | Dec 01, 2009

I believe you misread the formula. It is (initial investment)*[(1 + monthly interest rate)^(12*number of years)] which will give you the correct take.

In case you didn't know, x^n means x to the power of n.

So, divide
Mark S | Dec 01, 2009

***I can only use a calculator with +,-,*, and / buttons!***

My doubt is "In 10 years what rate (%) is needed to turn $1000 into $2000? Count is to 2 decimal places"
Your formula is: investment x rate to the power of

Upon an example. If you start with 100, and the rate of return is 10% per year. At the end of one year, your investment would have grown to $100(1+.10) = $110.
At the end of supporter year, it will grow to $110(1+.10) = $121.
This is can
eternal student | Nov 20, 2008

Im bothersome to make a financial calculator on excel for a $5000 investment in a mutual fund paying 15%

C1 is 1
C2 is .15 (interest rate)
C3 is 10 (how elongated i will be invested in years)
C4 is 5000 (my investment)

You could also use Top's Future Value function. You could either use the function wizard (the fx next to the formula bar), or enter the formula manually: =FV(C2,C3,0,-C4). The development should be $20,227.79.

I hope that helps. Good
El Guapo | Apr 14, 2010