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by - delegate Clinton [1 post] (2008 Jan 28 Mon, 09:42) replyReply

How do I use different currencies on one s/s?

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer[244 posts] (2008 Feb 1 Fri, 11:43) replyReply

Hi Clinton

to use different currencies in one spreadsheet is quiet straight forward really for starters you will need to know where you need to use these.

Then select the cells you need to use a specific currencies the you need to go to the format menu then click on cells, from there choose the number tab from the top of the window, choose currency on the left after that click on the drop list for symbol choose the one you want then click on OK.

For other formats that you need all you need to do is repeat the process as above

hope this helps you out

Mark East


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