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Renee
I am trying to design a database that houses information
about equipment. One of the most important things it
needs to do is run reports on depreciation. The only
variable in the depreciation formula is the original cost
of the equipment. However, depending on the exact date
the equipment was put in to service, what kind of
equipment it is, and how many years it has been in service
I would use a different formula.
For example:
If Type = Software and
If InServiceDate is Between 9/10/01 And 5/5/03 and
If YearsInService = 1
Then Depreciation = Cost*.5 + (Cost*.5)*.3333
But
If Type = Software and
If InServiceDate is Between 9/10/01 And 5/5/03 and
If YearsInService = 2
Then Depreciation = (Cost*.5)*.4445
If someone can just point me in the right direction, I
could probably take it from there. Right now I can't even
figure out how to get started with so many different
criteria.
Thanks for any help!
Renee
about equipment. One of the most important things it
needs to do is run reports on depreciation. The only
variable in the depreciation formula is the original cost
of the equipment. However, depending on the exact date
the equipment was put in to service, what kind of
equipment it is, and how many years it has been in service
I would use a different formula.
For example:
If Type = Software and
If InServiceDate is Between 9/10/01 And 5/5/03 and
If YearsInService = 1
Then Depreciation = Cost*.5 + (Cost*.5)*.3333
But
If Type = Software and
If InServiceDate is Between 9/10/01 And 5/5/03 and
If YearsInService = 2
Then Depreciation = (Cost*.5)*.4445
If someone can just point me in the right direction, I
could probably take it from there. Right now I can't even
figure out how to get started with so many different
criteria.
Thanks for any help!
Renee