FA Exchange Rate Field, FA Depreciation Book Table
Specifies a decimal number. The program will then use this decimal number as an exchange rate when duplicating journal lines to this depreciation book.
Example
You have set up depreciation book code B and entered 250.00 in this field. On a journal line for depreciation book code A, you now enter an acquisition cost of 10,000 and enter B in the Duplicate to Depreciation Book field.
When you post the line, it will be copied to the journal you have specified in the FA Journal Setup window for depreciation book code B. The amount will be calculated as: 10,000 / 250.00 * 100 = 4,000.
In the above example it is assumed that depreciation book code A is used for entries in LCY. If, for example, depreciation book code A has an FA exchange rate of 500, the amount that is copied will be calculated as: 10,000 / 250.00 * 500 = 20,000.
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Parent Tables
| Table | Location |
|---|---|
| FA Depreciation Book Table | Fixed Assets |
| FA Depreciation Book Table | Fixed Assets |