| # Index Master Data (tffam3100m000) Use this session to maintain revaluation index codes. A revaluation index code is used to perform mass revaluation of asset book values that must be updated to increased or decreased market prices. For a revaluation index code you define revaluation index values related to the particular years in the Indices (tffam3101m000) session. Revaluation index values are percentages referring to 100% of the basis year. When you create a revaluation index code and save it for the first time, the Indices (tffam3101m000) session is automatically created with the Value field equal to 100. If an index code is associated with an asset book in the Asset Book (tffam1110s000) subsession, it cannot be deleted. If it is not in use, it can be deleted and the associated record in the Indices (tffam3101m000) session is automatically deleted as well. Related topics Using Asset Revaluation Revaluation Index The revaluation index is a unique code of three characters (or less) that is linked to an asset book combination. The revaluation index is used for revaluation of the asset's cost. An asset can have several indices with different base years associated with it. Description The description or name of the code. Base Year The year on which the index values of all other years are based. Note The index value of the base is always 100. Description The description or name of the code. Text If this check box is selected, text is available. |