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Formulas to show all previous depreciation combined, and also current depreciation.

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    Formulas to show all previous depreciation combined, and also current depreciation.

    What happens when you ask a production manager to help out with creating an accounting excel sheet?? You find a forum! Appreciate any help in advance!

    I need to create a formula that will calculate straight line depreciation. I need it to show a combined total of all previous years/months depreciation for an item, and also the current years depreciation. I have included a layout of how they would like it to look. I have come real close with some formulas I have found online, but not quite there yet.

    Thank you again,

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    Re: Formulas to show all previous depreciation combined, and also current depreciation.

    The formula for all prior years depreciation is:

    =IF(F11=0,"",SLN(H11,0,F11*12)*MIN(F11*12,((N$1-YEAR(D11))*12+12-MONTH(D11)+1)))

    N1 is where I entered the the "up to" year.
    F11 is the useful life.
    H11 is the cost.
    D11 is purchase date.

    I had to add the "if" function in there to get rid of the div/0 error. I wanted to be able to have extra lines for accounting to be able add lines and that was unsightly.

    The formula for the current year is:

    =IF(F11=0,"",MIN(H11-N11,SLN(H11,L11,F11)))

    This formula will now not depreciate further than 0.

    So far I have not found any issues. If when I get to actually filling the form all in with the data and I come by something I will post.

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