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Calculate annualized return from dated cash flows such as SIPs, top-ups, withdrawals, and final redemption value.
Calculate annualized return from dated cash flows such as SIPs, top-ups, withdrawals, and final redemption value.
Cash flow type
Marks a row as either money invested into the portfolio or money received back from it.
Date
The exact date used for the irregular cash-flow calculation.
Amount
The size of the investment or redemption on that date.
Add row
Adds another cash flow so you can include top-ups, withdrawals, or final value.
Remove row
Deletes a cash-flow row you no longer want in the XIRR calculation.
Return summary
Shows XIRR, total invested, total realized, net gain, and the full cash-flow span.
XIRR is an annualized return measure for investments with irregular cash flows and dates, making it useful for real-world investing activity.
Yes. The calculation needs money going in and money coming out, or a current portfolio value treated as a final positive cash flow.
CAGR assumes a single starting value and a single ending value, while XIRR works better when multiple cash flows happen on different dates.
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Calculate annualized returns for irregular cash flows using dated investments and redemptions.
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XIRR
6.82%
Total Invested
₹ 1,75,000
Total Realized
₹ 2,35,000
Net Gain
₹ 60,000
Cash Flow Span
5.02 years