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    4D v18
 FV 
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| FV ( i , n , m {, f} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| i | Number |   | The interest rate for a period | |||||
| n | Number |   | The number of periods | |||||
| m | Number |   | For compound interest: the monthly payment at the end of each period (use a negative value). For single interest: pass an empty parameter (see example) | |||||
| f | Number |   | For single interest rate: the final value at the end of a period (use a negative value) | |||||
The FV function calculates:
To calculate the value acquired during an investment, if the monthly payments are paid at the end of the period, pass the m parameter and omit the f parameter. Here is the formula for this calculation:
To calculate the final value of a sum using single interest, pass the f parameter and pass an empty parameter (,,) for the m placeholder. Here is the formula for this calculation: 
 
Compound interest: you plan on depositing €1,000 each month in a savings account, which earns you 12% annual interest, for 35 months.
FV(1%,35,-1000) //41660.275603126Single interest rates: same type of scenario as above.
FV(12%,35,,-35*1000) //1847986.69
	Product:  4D
	Theme:  4D View Pro Formulas
	
        
        
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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