Calculating CAGR of Funds

puneet1011

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Hi,
I'm looking to calculate the CAGR of funds. The base sheet has multiple funds and I need an output which gives the CAGR of all invidually as well as cumulatively.
Base File


DateFundNameNumber of UnitsNAVTotal InvestmentPresent NAVPresent Value
22-Apr-12D13.24528.907,000.00492.006,511.63
26-Apr-12F12.9377.351,000.0063.70823.53
28-Apr-12A6.91723.455,000.00842.705,824.18
15-May-12C61.7448.593,000.0039.992,469.03
12-Jun-12E16.17618.3810,000.00580.529,387.76
07-Aug-12G8.08742.306,000.00685.205,538.46
09-Aug-12B18.9452.801,000.0044.00833.33
25-Aug-12D12.44401.805,000.00492.006,122.45
25-Sep-12F100.0679.958,000.0063.706,373.98
27-Sep-12A6.99858.606,000.00842.705,888.89
21-Oct-12C183.1254.6110,000.0039.997,322.83
24-Oct-12E9.09769.827,000.00580.525,278.69
25-Oct-12G15.30588.139,000.00685.2010,485.44
04-Nov-12B21.4446.641,000.0044.00943.40
26-Nov-12D2.22451.001,000.00492.001,090.91

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Output Needed:


FundPresent NAVCAGR
A842.7
B44
C39.99
D492
E580.52
F63.7
G685.2
Total

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Can I use XIRR? How can I use it conditionally?

Thanks,
Puneet
 

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Hi Puneet
Yes you can use XIRR but you need to
- Order by Fund and date
- Insert rows for totals for every fund
- Have en investment date end to use in the XIRR range, I used 31-Dec-2012 as an example
- Then have the formulas for XIRR point to every range

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Formulas in L14=XIRR(I11:I14,E11:E14,2%)
And L24=XIRR(I2:I23,E2:E23,2%)

I hope it helps it is just one way of the many to do this

Cheers
Sergio
 
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