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SLN - Straight Line Depreciation
In A I have entered the current year.
In C I have entered the month of purchase. In D I have entered the day of purchase (1st - 31st). In E I have entered the year of purchase. In F I have entered the amount of the purchase. In G I have entered the life of the assets. In I I have entered the salvage value. In K I have entered the following =SLN(F,I,G) What I want to do (with a function if possible): I want K to calculate mid-month SL depreciation. Let say an assets was purchased on January 16 for $700, with a life of 7 years. A normal year (full year) would calculate $100 worth of depreciation. With mid-month depreciation, if an asset is purchased after the 15th of the month, you start depreciating the first of the next month. In the example above, the depreciation would be $641.67 (700/12*11). How do I do this? |
SLN - Straight Line Depreciation
Hi,
I believe that the answer to the question that you have asked might be something like ... =IF(D15,SLN(F,I,G),SLN(F,I,G)/12*11) However, please carefully note the Excel Help on the SLN function. The SLN function will return the straight-line-depreciation amount for an asset for one PERIOD. The PERIOD will be the same as period that you use for the useful life of the asset. (i.e. years-years or months-months etc.). Are you, perhaps, trying to calculate depreciation chargable in a given financial year for an asset that is purchased as some point during that year and/or not held for the full financial year? Grateful if you could please explain further, because that will *most definitely* change the answer ;-). Cheers, Sean. " wrote: In A I have entered the current year. In C I have entered the month of purchase. In D I have entered the day of purchase (1st - 31st). In E I have entered the year of purchase. In F I have entered the amount of the purchase. In G I have entered the life of the assets. In I I have entered the salvage value. In K I have entered the following =SLN(F,I,G) What I want to do (with a function if possible): I want K to calculate mid-month SL depreciation. Let say an assets was purchased on January 16 for $700, with a life of 7 years. A normal year (full year) would calculate $100 worth of depreciation. With mid-month depreciation, if an asset is purchased after the 15th of the month, you start depreciating the first of the next month. In the example above, the depreciation would be $641.67 (700/12*11). How do I do this? |
SLN - Straight Line Depreciation
I am trying to calculate depreciation chargable in a given financial
year for an asset that is purchased as some point during that same year. |
SLN - Straight Line Depreciation
Thanks for the clarification. If your sheet is set up as described in your
original post, with the financial year (assuming Jan-Dec) for which you want to calculate the annual depreciation chargable for in the rows of Column A, then the following formula should do it for you ... =IF($E<$A,SLN($F,$I,$G),SLN($F,$I,$G)/12*IF($D15,12-$C,12-$C+1)) Assumes also that Column G (useful life) is in years. Using the mid-month straight-line-depreciation method and NOT taking into account the possibility of any disposals during the year - which you may want to consider (or not!). HTH, Sean. " wrote: I am trying to calculate depreciation chargable in a given financial year for an asset that is purchased as some point during that same year. |
SLN - Straight Line Depreciation
Thank you!
Tim Deerfield Beach, Florida |
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