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3 years ago

The Syntax NPV formula includes the Rate, The Cash Flows, the number of payments, and the Future

Computers and Technology

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Tems11 [23]3 years ago

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

NPV stands for Net Present Value, it is an important term in finance as it used to determine the value of money or investment based on a series of cashflows and specified discount rate. Excel provides a functions which aids easy calculation of the Net Present value of money or investment using the NPV formula. The syntax forbthe NPV formula is :

=NPV(rate,value 1, [value 2],...)

This formular requires only tow key parameters ; the discount rate, which comes first and the cashflows, which is designated in the syntax as values ; the cashflows is usually placed in a range of cells in excel and the cell range is inputed in the formular. Hence, the number of payments and future value aren't part of the NPV syntax.

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