Christo_19
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Hello,
I have a spreadsheet which rolls forward an investment account weekly: It starts at beginning balance, +/- cash contribution/withdrawal, +/- any capital gain/loss, = ending balance. This data is rolled forward each week.
I would like to create a formula which would calculate my year-to-date (YTD) return on capital as a %, taking into consideration the timing of new cash contributions.
For example, if I start week 0 with $10K and I earn $100 in week 1 it is easy to calculate my YTD return as 1%. However if I contribute an additional $5K in week 2, what is the best way to calculate my YTD return (%) taking into consideration the timing of the most recent contribution?
Thank you in advance for any insight.
Chris
I have a spreadsheet which rolls forward an investment account weekly: It starts at beginning balance, +/- cash contribution/withdrawal, +/- any capital gain/loss, = ending balance. This data is rolled forward each week.
I would like to create a formula which would calculate my year-to-date (YTD) return on capital as a %, taking into consideration the timing of new cash contributions.
For example, if I start week 0 with $10K and I earn $100 in week 1 it is easy to calculate my YTD return as 1%. However if I contribute an additional $5K in week 2, what is the best way to calculate my YTD return (%) taking into consideration the timing of the most recent contribution?
Thank you in advance for any insight.
Chris