How can I create a sensitivity table which output should be the exit multiple and the inputs ideally IRR and share price premium or entry multiple? I do not find a way to do so given even fixing IRR the NPV formula depends on entry and exit, so I do not know how to back solve the exit proceeds. Any insight would be much appreciated, thanks!
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