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It indicates that a number in that cell is currency (dollars).
Please remember to actually pose your question in the Message box. Thank you. -- John C "John" wrote: It signifies an absolute reference which means that if you insert/delete rows/columns or drag a formula down the reference to the specific cell will remain the same. HTH John "hidden" wrote in message ... |