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lisa.lute - 28 Oct 2005 09:21 GMT
I need to set up the formula for PVIF.
PVIF=1/(1+k)^n
k=interest rate
n=years

How do I enter this as a formula?  I haven't found the standard instructions
to be very beneficial.
bpeltzer - 31 Oct 2005 03:54 GMT
=PV(5%,14,0,-1).  Change 5% to your interest rate and 14 to the number of
years.  PV really isn't meant to find the factor, but rather the PV of a
series of cash flows.  But if we set the annual payments to 0 and the FV to
-1, we get the factor.

> I need to set up the formula for PVIF.
> PVIF=1/(1+k)^n
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> How do I enter this as a formula?  I haven't found the standard instructions
> to be very beneficial.

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