Summary
What activity status codes mean in Sage Fixed Assets – Depreciation.
Resolution
What activity codes represent
Activity codes show the current status of an asset.
The system assigns these codes automatically during asset activity.
The system assigns these codes automatically during asset activity.
These codes affect:
- What actions you can perform on an asset
- How the asset appears in reports
For example:
- When you dispose of an asset, its code changes from Active to Disposed
- You can’t perform functions on a disposed asset
How disposed assets appear in reports
Disposed assets stay visible in most reports indefinitely.
Two reports are exceptions:
- Depreciation Expense report
- Adjusted Current Earnings report
In these reports, the system shows disposed assets only through the disposal year.
The system marks disposed assets with a "D" in the Key column
Activity status code definitions
Use the following codes to identify asset status:
- A – Active
Active asset - D – Disposed
Disposed asset - I – Inactive
Inactive asset, not part of other inactive codes - F – Whole
Asset disposed after a full transfer; now inactive - J – Partial
Asset partially disposed; now inactive - K – Whole
Asset fully transferred within or outside the company; now inactive - L – Partial
Asset partially transferred outside the company; now inactive - M – Partial
Asset partially transferred within the company; now inactive - N – Partial
Asset disposed during a partial transfer; now inactive
More resources
For more details, download the Depreciation Fundamentals guide.
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