SLN
Syntax
SLN (Cost, Salvage, Life)
Description
The SLN function returns the depreciation on an asset by using the straight line method, which is a single programming statement. This function returns the same depreciation for each period.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
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Cost |
The cost of the asset. |
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Salvage |
The worth of the asset at the end of its useful life. |
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Life |
The number of periods in the asset's useful life. |
Returns
The depreciation on an asset using the Straight Line method. This function returns the same depreciation for each period.
Example
Suppose that you purchase a machine for 6000 USD, and you plan to sell it for 500 USD after five years. You can calculate the depreciation for each year as follows:
SLN(6000, 500, 5) = 1100