Unless you mean 'v' tables from some collection of annuity tables, it's
unclear what you mean.
Such 'v' tables assume a given effective rate of compound interest and unit
monetary amount at time zero. If it were 1% per period, the table would look
something like
The v figures are the present value (as of time zero) of a monetary unit
received at time T. This can be generated by a spreadsheet.
If this isn't what you mean, you need to provide much more in the way of
details. Your question is akin to 'tell me how to play a video game'. Hard
to answer if you don't specify the game.
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