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This video tutorial for excel shows you how to compute the net present value and the present value of a project, projected cash flows, or future payments. This is a finance or financial based tutorial and it used the NPV() function is used in this tutorial; you are shown how to use it and also its limitations. This can also be considered a simple example of a discounted cash flow calculation.
   Topics Covered
Net Present Value Calculations
NPV() Function
Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
Real & Nominal Interest Rates Conversion
Finance in Excel
   Difficulty:         Intermediate
   Video:               Yes



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