How are annuity payments calculated?

Sean15

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Hi:

I'm trying tie to an online annuity calculator. Here are details from the site:

Since lottery annuities typically follow a growing annuity structure, where the amount of yearly payout grows by a given rate, the lottery annuity may take the following form:
Pn = -PV / [(1 - (1 + g)t) / g] * (1 + g)n - 1
where:

Pn - Payout in the n-th year;
PV - The gross amount of lottery prize, which is the present value (PV) of the value of the growing annuity;
g - The growth rate of yearly increment;
t - Full term of the lottery annuity in years;
n - Year of interest.

My formula in G18 does not tie to the expected Year 1 payout.
Could you help me correct formula?



How are lottery annuity payments calculated.xlsx
BCDEFG
14Lottery value1,000,000,000.00
15No of years30
16% increase of payout5%
17Payouts should be
18YearPayoutTotal payoutYear 1311,062,990.66
191$15,051,435$15,051,435
202$15,804,007$30,855,442
213$16,594,207$47,449,649
224$17,423,918$64,873,567
235$18,295,113$83,168,680
246$19,209,869$102,378,549
257$20,170,363$122,548,912
268$21,178,881$143,727,793
279$22,237,825$165,965,618
2810$23,349,716$189,315,334
2911$24,517,202$213,832,536
3012$25,743,062$239,575,598
3113$27,030,215$266,605,813
3214$28,381,726$294,987,539
3315$29,800,812$324,788,351
3416$31,290,853$356,079,204
3517$32,855,395$388,934,599
3618$34,498,165$423,432,764
3719$36,223,073$459,655,837
3820$38,034,227$497,690,064
3921$39,935,938$537,626,002
4022$41,932,735$579,558,737
4123$44,029,372$623,588,109
4224$46,230,841$669,818,950
4325$48,542,383$718,361,333
4426$50,969,502$769,330,835
4527$53,517,977$822,848,812
4628$56,193,876$879,042,688
4729$59,003,570$938,046,258
4830$61,953,748$1,000,000,006
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G18G18=-G14/(1-(1+G16)^G15)/G15*(1+G15)^1-1
D20:D48D20=D19+C20
 

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You're missing a bunch of brackets and using the number of years where you should have been using growth rate?
Excel Formula:
=-G14/((1-(1+G16)^G15)/G16)*(1+G16)^(1-1)?
 
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