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Excel FV Formula

By Ashwani JaiswalAshwani Jaiswal

FV Formula in Excel

Excel FV Formula (Table of Contents)

  • FV Formula in Excel
  • How to Use FV Formula in Excel?

FV Formula in Excel

FV Formula or Future Value formula is used for calculating the future value of any loan amount or investment. FV Formula returns the future value of any loan or investment considering the fixed payment need to be done of each period, a rate of interest, and investment or loan tenure.

FV Formula in excel can be used from Insert Function beside the formula bar by clicking on the icon.

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  • Rate: It is the rate of interest per compounding period. We can directly use the whole rate of interest, or we can divide this with the total compounding period, let’s say, a month and use the interest applied for a single month.
  • Nper: It can be monthly, quarterly or yearly, depending on how the customer is opting for the payment term. Nper is the total number of payment or the installments of the whole tenure.
  • Pmt: It is a fixed amount which we need to pay in a period.

The above-shown arguments are mandatorily required in FV Excel Formula. Below are some optional argument as well;

  • Pv: It is the present value of an asset or investment. Suppose we bought a vehicle 2 years back. So at the present time, whatever will be its market value will be kept here. If we do not keep this value, then automatically, it will be considered 0.
  • Type: Use 1 if the EMI is paid at the start of the month, 0 if the EMI is paid at the end of the month. For this, also, if we do not keep them in excel automatically, it will be considered as 0.

How to Use FV Formula in Excel?

FV formula in excel is very simple and easy to use. Let’s understand how to use FV Formula in excel with some examples.

You can download this FV Formula Excel Template here – FV Formula Excel Template

Excel FV Formula – Example #1

We have data where a person wants to do some investment. Investment Company is offering a return interest rate of 10% yearly. And that person opts 5 years with a fixed monthly payment of nearly about Rs. 1000/- plan.

If we summarize the above data, then we will have;

Example 1-1

As we have discussed in the argument above so, we can keep a rate of interest as it is, or we can divide it within the formula or else we can first scrub the argument separately and then use it in the formula. For better understanding, first, let us scrub the data separately. For that, we need a rate of interest applicable for per month which will be our Rate and a total number of payment which will be made in the whole tenure of loan which will be our Nper.

Now, as per Input data which we have seen above, our Rate is calculated by using the formula =B2/B4

FV Formula Example 1-2

The Result will be as given below.

FV Formula Example 1-3

Nper is calculated by using formula =B3*B4

FV Formula Example 1-4

The Result will be as shown below.

FV Formula Example 1-5

Now we can directly use these parameters in our excel FV Formula. First, go to the cell where we need the output. Then go to the insert function option located beside the formula bar, as shown below.

FV Formula Example 1-6

Once we do that, we will get the Insert function box. Now from there, under the Financial category from Or select a category option, search FV function from the list. Or else, we can keep the Or select a category as ALL and look for required function as shown below. And click on Ok.

Insert Function Dialog Box

Now for the selected cell for output E2, we will get an argument box for FV Function. Now from there, select the Rate, Nper, and Pmt as calculated above.

FV Formula Example 1-8

As we know, for the function argument of the FV Formula, we have selected all the necessary cells. At the bottom left of the argument box, we will get the result of the applied function. Here we are getting the result is negative, which means the invested amount granted from the bank.

FV Formula Example 1-9

If we need to use this data in another form, then we can apply a negative sign ‘ – ‘ in the Pmt argument box to get a positive result. And once we apply the negative signs, we will see the formula result is positive in the bottom left of the argument box. Once done, click on Ok.

FV Formula Example 1-10

Once we click on Ok, we will get the result in the selected cell, as shown below.

Result of Example 1

The calculated future value of invested amount, which is in INR (Indian Rupees) as Rs. 77,437.07/- is the final amount that that person can gain for 5-year tenure with an interest rate of 10% if that person pays Rs. 1000/- monthly EMI as an investment for 5 years.

Excel FV Formula – Example #2

Below is another example for which we need to calculate the Future Value or compounded amount of a Loan.

Example 2-1

For this, go to the edit mode of the cell where we need to see the output by typing the “=” sign (Equal). And search and select FV Formula in excel as shown below.

FV Formula Example 2-2

Here we will directly use the data and crunch it in the formula itself, as shown below. We have divided the Rate by the total number of months of the loan period. And Nper will be the multiplication of 12 and 30 as a compounded period. And we have considered the compounding period amount as Rs 23000/- which is our PV.

FV Formula Example 2-3

Now press the Enter key to get the result as shown below.

Result of Example 2

As the obtained value FV is Rs. 40,813,922.14/- which means the future value of loan amount after 30 years of compounding will be Rs. 40,813,922.14/-

Pros

  • It is quite useful in most of financial calculation.
  • Because of ease of use, anyone can calculate their return on investment.

Things to Remember About FV Formula in Excel

  • A negative sign used in example-1 shows the amount invested by the customer through an investment firm.
  • Keeping “0” for Type means that payment of EMI is done at the end of the month.
  • PV is optional, but in some cases, where the compound interest rate is applicable, then it is recommended to consider PV (Present value).

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This has been a guide to FV Formula in Excel. Here we discuss how to use the FV formula in Excel along with practical examples and a downloadable excel template. You can also go through our other suggested articles –

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