Please show me the work and formulas in the assigned cells.
Thank you.
Sol: The work is as under and the formulas assigned are: a) from cell G5 to G52 =FV($B$9,E5,0,-$B$5,0) just drag the formula from cell G5 to G52 and FV table will be ready in column G. FV/PV is simple = B4/B5; in cell B2 use this formula: =FV(B9,48,,-1000,0)
Excel FV | ₹ 1,489.35 | |||||
FV/ PV | 1.489 | |||||
FV | 1489.35 | |||||
PV | 1000 | 1 | Jan | 1 | ₹ 1,008.33 | ₹ 1,008.33 |
r | 10% | Feb | 2 | ₹ 1,016.74 | ₹ 1,016.74 | |
Months | 12 | March | 3 | ₹ 1,025.21 | ₹ 1,025.21 | |
Years | 4 | April | 4 | ₹ 1,033.75 | ₹ 1,033.75 | |
Monthly rate | 0.83% | May | 5 | ₹ 1,042.37 | ₹ 1,042.37 | |
June | 6 | ₹ 1,051.05 | ₹ 1,051.05 | |||
July | 7 | ₹ 1,059.81 | ₹ 1,059.81 | |||
August | 8 | ₹ 1,068.64 | ₹ 1,068.64 | |||
September | 9 | ₹ 1,077.55 | ₹ 1,077.55 | |||
October | 10 | ₹ 1,086.53 | ₹ 1,086.53 | |||
November | 11 | ₹ 1,095.58 | ₹ 1,095.58 | |||
December | 12 | ₹ 1,104.71 | ₹ 1,104.71 | |||
2 | Jan | 13 | ₹ 1,113.92 | ₹ 1,113.92 | ||
Feb | 14 | ₹ 1,123.20 | ₹ 1,123.20 | |||
March | 15 | ₹ 1,132.56 | ₹ 1,132.56 | |||
April | 16 | ₹ 1,142.00 | ₹ 1,142.00 | |||
May | 17 | ₹ 1,151.52 | ₹ 1,151.52 | |||
June | 18 | ₹ 1,161.11 | ₹ 1,161.11 | |||
July | 19 | ₹ 1,170.79 | ₹ 1,170.79 | |||
August | 20 | ₹ 1,180.54 | ₹ 1,180.54 | |||
September | 21 | ₹ 1,190.38 | ₹ 1,190.38 | |||
October | 22 | ₹ 1,200.30 | ₹ 1,200.30 | |||
November | 23 | ₹ 1,210.31 | ₹ 1,210.31 | |||
December | 24 | ₹ 1,220.39 | ₹ 1,220.39 | |||
3 | Jan | 25 | ₹ 1,230.56 | ₹ 1,230.56 | ||
Feb | 26 | ₹ 1,240.82 | ₹ 1,240.82 | |||
March | 27 | ₹ 1,251.16 | ₹ 1,251.16 | |||
April | 28 | ₹ 1,261.58 | ₹ 1,261.58 | |||
May | 29 | ₹ 1,272.10 | ₹ 1,272.10 | |||
June | 30 | ₹ 1,282.70 | ₹ 1,282.70 | |||
July | 31 | ₹ 1,293.39 | ₹ 1,293.39 | |||
August | 32 | ₹ 1,304.16 | ₹ 1,304.16 | |||
September | 33 | ₹ 1,315.03 | ₹ 1,315.03 | |||
October | 34 | ₹ 1,325.99 | ₹ 1,325.99 | |||
November | 35 | ₹ 1,337.04 | ₹ 1,337.04 | |||
December | 36 | ₹ 1,348.18 | ₹ 1,348.18 | |||
4 | Jan | 37 | ₹ 1,359.42 | ₹ 1,359.42 | ||
Feb | 38 | ₹ 1,370.75 | ₹ 1,370.75 | |||
March | 39 | ₹ 1,382.17 | ₹ 1,382.17 | |||
April | 40 | ₹ 1,393.69 | ₹ 1,393.69 | |||
May | 41 | ₹ 1,405.30 | ₹ 1,405.30 | |||
June | 42 | ₹ 1,417.01 | ₹ 1,417.01 | |||
July | 43 | ₹ 1,428.82 | ₹ 1,428.82 | |||
August | 44 | ₹ 1,440.73 | ₹ 1,440.73 | |||
September | 45 | ₹ 1,452.73 | ₹ 1,452.73 | |||
October | 46 | ₹ 1,464.84 | ₹ 1,464.84 | |||
November | 47 | ₹ 1,477.05 | ₹ 1,477.05 | |||
December | 48 | ₹ 1,489.35 | ₹ 1,489.35 |
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