WorksheetFunction.Xirr method (Excel) Returns the internal rate of return for a schedule of cash flows that is not necessarily periodic. To calculate the internal rate of return for a series of ...

A few weeks ago , we saw how the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) function in Microsoft Excel can be quite handy in calculating mutual fund SIP returns. As long as the time interval between the cash ...

The XIRR in mutual funds works far better for computing returns of your portfolio in comparison with IRR and CAGR. You can use XIRR function in MS Excel ...

Open an Excel sheet and enter all your mutual fund transactions in one column. Mark all outflows like investments and purchases as negative and all inflows like redemptions as positive. In the next ...

XIRR stands for Extended Internal Rate of Return and is used to calculate return on investments made at different time periods which need not be periodic. XIRR gives the annualized return of a ...

Excel's built-in XIRR function allows investors to input cash flows and their respective dates to get an accurate rate of return.

Excel’s IRR and XIRR and simple but excellent tools to estimate the returns from a periodic investment in a volatile instruments (eg. Mutual fund SIP).

XIRR is effective for calculating returns with irregular cash flows in mutual funds, while CAGR is suitable for steady investments, offering a straightforward measure of annual growth over time.