Finance - IRR, MIRR, or ROI

LearnVBA83

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi there,

I'm new to a finance role coming from accounting and i'm trying to figure out what would be the best formula to use to calculate a meaningful %/rate for cost savings initiatives. I've tried IRR and getting weird results b/c there is really no big initial investment. Any thoughts and ideas would be greatly appreciated. Maybe ROI or MIRR. Below is a made up scenario. Should i incorporate some kind of PV or NPV into the formulas???


CostGross SavingsNet Savings
2022​
$ 57.71$ 139.5081.79
2023​
$ 88.64$ 138.3349.69
2024​
$ 76.16$ 125.9149.75
2025​
$ 51.45$ 50.94(0.51)
Total$ 273.96$ 454.68$ 180.72
 

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