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Spreadsheet::Engine::Function::IRR - Spreadsheet funtion IRR()
=IRR(c1:c2, [guess])
Calculate the internal rate of return of a series of cashflows.
This is a Modified Version of code extracted from SocialCalc::Functions in SocialCalc 1.1.0
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Portions (c) Copyright 2008 Tony Bowden
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package Spreadsheet::Engine::Function::IRR; use strict; use warnings; use base 'Spreadsheet::Engine::Fn::base'; use Spreadsheet::Engine::Sheet qw/operand_value_and_type/; use Spreadsheet::Engine::Fn::Approximator 'iterate'; sub argument_count { -1 => 2 } sub signature { 'r', 'n' } sub result { my $self = shift; my ($r_op, $g_op) = $self->_ops; die Spreadsheet::Engine::Sheet->val if $g_op and not $g_op->is_num and not $g_op->is_blank; my @cashflows; my @rangeoperand = ($r_op->value); while (@rangeoperand) { my $value1 = operand_value_and_type($self->sheetdata, \@rangeoperand, $self->errortext, \my $tostype); die Spreadsheet::Engine::Sheet->val if substr($tostype, 0, 1) eq 'e'; push @cashflows, $value1 if substr($tostype, 0, 1) eq 'n'; } my $rate = iterate( initial_guess => $g_op ? $g_op->value : 0.01, function => sub { my $rate = shift; my $sum = 0; my $factor = 1; for my $cf (@cashflows) { $factor *= (1 + $rate) or die Spreadsheet::Engine::Error->div0; $sum += $cf / $factor; } return $sum; }, ); die Spreadsheet::Engine::Error->num unless defined $rate; return Spreadsheet::Engine::Value->new(type => 'n%', value => $rate); } 1; __END__