Payback Period Calculation: Even and Uneven Cash Flows

[@notavailable00000000]

thank you so much! I really like how you write out the steps for the uneven CFs examples + demonstrate the formula. Written steps help me a lot!

[@FinallyLearn]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JustARandomFandom]

Thank you for this! After much searching this really helped me with my model.

[@FinallyLearn]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@seanmingle3095]

Can you please explain why you added a negative sign to cell D9 while the cell is negative already?

[@FinallyLearn]

We want the answer to be positive. So, a negative changes the negative number to positive. Thanks for watching!

[@JD-zw5os]

Thank you for this! I have to teach students and this is not an area of strength for me, you have made it crystal clear by our step-by-step guide. Thank you. By the way, do you have videos on net present value and annual rate of return x

[@FinallyLearn]

Glad it was helpful! I have several videos on NPV and IRR. Check this recent video: ua-cam.com/video/Aifln25NRqg/v-deo.htmlsi=DwWouW7-WDsnjNya

[@SiphiweEliasNtombela]

Thank you very much. I even laughed at myself how easy you made this to be. I'm studying degree in project management and my module did not explain the whole step but this vedio made me t understand very clear.

[@FinallyLearn]

Thanks! I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@DanaKeim-v4o]

This was SO SO helpful to me thank you so much!!!

[@FinallyLearn]

I'm so glad!

[@CesarGrossmann]

I saw somewhere a method for uneven cash flows, that divides the initial investment by the average of the cash flows.

[@mohamedadel-st6er]

Much appreciated sir❤

[@FinallyLearn]

Thank you!

[@vernakujaranje]

Thank you so much

[@FinallyLearn]

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching!