Finance in Excel 4 – Calculate Straight Line Depreciation in Excel

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Learn how to calculate Straight Line Depreciation in Excel using the SLN() function. This is the first in a line of tutorials on how to calculate depreciation in Excel and therefore covers the most basic method of depreciation, which is the straight line method of depreciation. This is a good tutorial for those needing to improve their finance skills as well as to simply learn to apply them within the Excel environment.

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