CSV Fields for Importing Fixed Asset Records
Make sure that the CSV file you're using to import fixed asset records includes the following fields:
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Fields |
Description |
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Name |
Enter the asset's name. |
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Asset Description |
Enter the asset's description. |
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Quantity |
Enter the asset's quantity. |
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Subsidiary |
Enter the asset's subsidiary. This field is required for FAM asset imports when you're importing data into a OneWorld account. |
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Asset Type |
Enter the asset type. This field is required for FAM asset imports and must be set up in the system beforehand. |
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Asset Status |
Set the asset status to any of the following:
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Depreciation Active |
For new and depreciating assets, set this field to TRUE. For fully depreciated and disposed assets, set this field to FALSE. |
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Asset Lifetime |
Enter the asset's expected lifetime in multiples of the depreciation period. For example, if the depreciation period is Monthly or Annual Depreciation, Monthly Posting, enter the lifetime in months. |
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Asset Original Cost |
Enter the asset's purchase cost. |
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Asset Current Cost |
Enter the purchase cost less any write-down amounts applied to the asset. |
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Residual Value Percentage |
Enter the asset's value at the end of its lifetime. |
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Residual Value |
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Depreciation Start Date |
Enter the asset depreciation start date. |
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Last Depreciation Date |
Enter the asset’s most recent depreciation date.
Note:
The asset may not depreciate or depreciation period may be skipped if this value is wrong. |
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Last Depreciation Period |
Enter the period number (within the asset's lifetime) in which the asset was most recently depreciated.
Note:
The asset may not depreciate or depreciation period may be skipped if this value is wrong. |
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Last Depreciation Amount |
Enter the most recent depreciation amount for this asset. |
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Current Net Book Value |
Enter the current net book value. The current NBV is calculated as the original cost less the accumulated depreciation and write-down amounts. |