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replyReply Mon 6 Aug 2007, 17:17Delegate Rowena said...

Rowena has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Excel Introduction course

Currency

how do I format for currency

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replyReply Tue 7 Aug 2007, 06:06Trainer Tracy said...

RE: currency

Hi Rowena,

Thanks for the question, all the different types of currency options can be found under Format, Cells and go to the category Currency. From there you can pick the appropriate symbol and also change the decimal places.

Tracy

 

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Cycling through Absoulte cell references

If you are working with formulas in excel and need to convert your formula to an absolute formula, instead on manually adding in the $dollar signs you can highlight the specific part of your formula and press the F4 key.

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