| # Record Asset Units Used (tffam1245m000) Use this session to record or modify the current units used for corresponding books with a Units of Production depreciation method. You must record units used prior to running depreciation for any book that has a life in units. The number of units you enter is the new cumulative total of units used to the current date. ERP Enterprise uses this number to determine the units used since the last time depreciation was run. If you enter a units used that is greater than the value of the asset's life in units, ERP Enterprise considers the asset fully used. If you leave a row blank, ERP Enterprise interprets this as zero units used. If you enter a number of units used that is equal to or greater than the current number of units the asset contains in any book, ERP Enterprise interprets this to mean that the asset is fully used in that book. The next time you perform depreciation, ERP Enterprise will fully depreciate the asset in that book only. Related topics Using Depreciation Frequencies Using Depreciation Methods Depreciating Assets Asset The name of the asset for which you view units used information. Asset Extension The asset number and asset extension create a unique identifier for the asset in the selected company. Asset Extension The description or name of the code. Asset Book The book in which you are recording asset units used information. Previous Displays the total units used to date for the assets in the designated book from the Assets (tffam1500m000) session. Units Used To Date The number of units you enter is the new cumulative total of units used up to the current date. ERP Enterprise uses this value to replace the previous units used for the asset in all of its books. ERP Enterprise also records the Last Recorded Date. For example, if you want to increase the units used from 10500 to 10750, you must enter 10750 (rather than 250) as the new units used. ERP Enterprise then overwrites the previous value. Last Recorded Date Displays the last date Units by Book was recorded. Description The description or name of the code. |