Fixed Asset Applications Using Excel as a Supplement of Village Asset Management Systems

Abstract

The application of village asset management systems used to record village assets. This application has not produced detailed information about fixed assets. The purpose of the study is to describe fixed asset applications using Excel and testing the feasibility of application as a supplement of village asset management systems. The quantitative data used is the assessment of technical and operational feasibility data. Data were collected using a questionnaire. The questionnaire of application feasibility consists of technical and operational feasibility. The technical feasibility consists of 6 item questions, and the operational feasibility consists of 9 item questions. The questionnaire uses 4 Likert scales, from 1 (very infeasible) to 4 (very feasible). The application test subjects are computer experts and accounting experts (10 experts). The analysis technique used is descriptive analysis, which includes descriptions of the parts and functions of the spreadsheet-based fixed asset application as a supplement of the SIPADES application. Description of the test results of the technical and operational feasibility of the spreadsheet-based fixed assets application based on a percentage analysis of the technical and operational aspects of the application. The study results are the fixed asset application using excel consists of village identity, account, village apparatus, list of goods, list of fixed assets, mutation, depreciation (financial and fiscal methods), and the fixed asset reports. The fixed asset applications using Excel serve as a supplement of village asset management systems. The fixed asset application using Excel can receive data exported from village asset management systems and can provide data imported into village asset management systems. The fixed asset applications using Excel are technically and operationally feasible as a supplement of village asset management systems.