Learn how to calculate the internal rate of return (IRR) in Excel and how it’s used to determine whether a capital investment can be profitable.

When it comes to complex financial calculations, Excel falls short. Anand Pandya of Hakkoda unpacks why the modern data stack offers a more flexible approach to complex calculations when compared to ...

The Difference Between Yield and IRR Calculations in Excel. When it comes to calculating interest rates for investments and bonds, the Yield and IRR formulas in Excel can quickly become your friends.

Excel offers three functions for calculating the internal rate of return, and I recommend you use all three.

Excel and Google Sheets have three functions to calculate the internal rate of return: IRR, XIRR, and MIRR. Learn how these functions can calculate investment returns.

If Guess is omitted, it is assumed by Excel to be 0.1 (10 per cent). Here’s how the IRR function works. First, list out in an Excel sheet the series of cash flows in the correct sequence.