Turning One Time Gain Into Compound Annual Return

W

Will

If you will receive 100 + X% of an investment in Y months, what is the best
way to calculate the annual compound return represented by that?
 
J

joeu2004

If you will receive 100 + X% of an investment in Y months, what is the best
way to calculate the annual compound return represented by that?

Two equivalent ways are:

=(1+x%)^(12/y) - 1

=(1 + rate(5,0,-1,1+x%))^12 - 1

PS: I assume you mean that you invested 100 and you will receive
100*(1+x%) in Y months. That is, your investment will grow by x% in Y
months.
 

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