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### How to Add the NPV Calculator to Your Blogger Post
There are two primary methods to embed this calculator into your Blogger site.
#### Method 1: Embed Directly into a Blog Post or Page (Recommended)
This is the simplest way to add the calculator to a specific article.
1. **Create a New Post or Edit an Existing One:**
* Go to your Blogger dashboard.
* Click on "New Post" or open the post where you want the calculator to appear.
2. **Switch to HTML View:**
* In the post editor, look for a pencil icon or a dropdown menu on the top left. Click on it and select "**HTML view**".
3. **Paste the Code:**
* Copy the entire code block provided above.
* Paste it directly into the HTML view of your post editor at the desired location.
4. **Publish or Update:**
* You can switch back to "Compose view" to see a placeholder for your code.
* Click "Publish" or "Update" to make the changes live on your blog.
#### Method 2: Add as a Reusable Gadget in Your Blog's Layout
This method is ideal if you want the calculator to appear on the sidebar or in the footer of every page.
1. **Navigate to Layout:**
* In your Blogger dashboard, click on "**Layout**" from the left-hand menu.
2. **Add a Gadget:**
* Choose the section where you want to add the calculator (e.g., "Sidebar," "Footer").
* Click on "**Add a Gadget**."
3. **Select HTML/JavaScript:**
* A new window will open with a list of available gadgets.
* Scroll down and select "**HTML/JavaScript**."
4. **Configure the Gadget:**
* **Title:** You can leave this blank or give it a title like "NPV Calculator."
* **Content:** Paste the entire code block provided above into the "Content" box.
* Click "**Save**."
5. **Save Arrangement:**
* You can drag and drop the new gadget to reorder its position.
* Click the "Save" icon (usually a floppy disk) at the bottom right of the Layout page to save your changes.
By following these instructions, you'll have a fully functional and stylish Net Present Value calculator on your Blogger site, providing immediate value to your readers and enhancing their user experience.
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