May 20, 2007 · The XIRR return says 0.0% ... which ain't right. Now change the initial $200 investment to $200.01 (or even $200.00001) and the correct XIRR appears. Mamma mia! Does anybuddy here …

The XIRR value is the (constant) annual interest a (fictitious) bank would pay so that your deposits and withdrawals yield your final portfolio after one 365-day year.

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In the above spreadsheet (called YTD.xls) , the XIRR function is used. Alas, Excel's XIRR works by starting with an initial "guess" of 10% then making a jillion corrections to that guess.

Aug 2, 2019 · Re: microsoft money ytd vs bogleheads spreadsheet xirr by longinvest » 26Apr2019 22:19 I'm just reading this question. I suspect that Microsoft Money reports an annual rate, even if the YTD …

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Dec 13, 2017 · I then put the data in an XCEL spreadsheet and used the financial function XIRR which gave me a result of 10%. Any ideas?? Were the (total monthly) contributions to and withdrawals from …

>And XIRR will give your annualized return, right? Yes, and you recall the magic equations that XIRR must solve.