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Not exactly an Excel question, but "$10MM" was used in an Excel
question posted in these newsgroups. What exactly does $10MM mean? In a Google search for $10MM, I found two online news articles in which $10MM was in the headline, but the text spoke of "10 million dollars". If it means "10 million dollars", as I suspect, why not write $10M? When I look at $10MM, I think of "10 million million dollars" -- that is, 10 trillion dollars (10^12). But the context of the Excel question suggests to me that that is not what was intended. |
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