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Default Formatting Cell that Contains If/Then Formula

I have a cell with the following formula:

=IF(A1=0," ",IF(E170,+E17,"0"))

I'd like to format the cell with a Currency symbol, but can't seem to figure
out how to do so. As long as the above formula is in the cell, the number
displays without the currency symbol, even though I've formatted it as
currency by going to format cells, number, currency.

If I remove the above formula and just type a simple formula like =A1*A2
the number is formatted correctly with the currency symbol.

What am I doing wrong? Thanks
 
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