Currency Style button
 

When I click the Currency Style button on the Formatting toolbar my data is
formatted as Accounting. Wouldn't it logically be formatted as Currency? I'm
assuming that the Currency Style button actually refers to the type of
currency (English dollar, British pound, etc.) rather than the type of
formatting applied. However, doesn't the use of "Currency Style" on the
button name imply that it will apply the Currency style formatting? Any
thoughts on this?
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Anita

It is what Redmond decides it is!?!?<g

However, you can change it to suit your own preferences.

<Format <Style
And expand the "Style Name" window,
And then click on "Currency".

Click on "Modify", which brings up the standard, familiar Format window.

Adjust the format to what you wish, then <OK <OK.
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HTH,


RD
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"Anita" wrote in message
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When I click the Currency Style button on the Formatting toolbar my data is
formatted as Accounting. Wouldn't it logically be formatted as Currency? I'm
assuming that the Currency Style button actually refers to the type of
currency (English dollar, British pound, etc.) rather than the type of
formatting applied. However, doesn't the use of "Currency Style" on the
button name imply that it will apply the Currency style formatting? Any
thoughts on this?
--
Anita

RD,

Thank you so much for your quick response...your information was very helpful.

Anita

"RagDyeR" wrote:

It is what Redmond decides it is!?!?<g

However, you can change it to suit your own preferences.

<Format <Style
And expand the "Style Name" window,
And then click on "Currency".

Click on "Modify", which brings up the standard, familiar Format window.

Adjust the format to what you wish, then <OK <OK.
--

HTH,


RD
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"Anita" wrote in message
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When I click the Currency Style button on the Formatting toolbar my data is
formatted as Accounting. Wouldn't it logically be formatted as Currency? I'm
assuming that the Currency Style button actually refers to the type of
currency (English dollar, British pound, etc.) rather than the type of
formatting applied. However, doesn't the use of "Currency Style" on the
button name imply that it will apply the Currency style formatting? Any
thoughts on this?
--
Anita

Appreciate the feed-back.
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Regards,

RD

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"Anita" wrote in message
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RD,

Thank you so much for your quick response...your information was very
helpful.

Anita

"RagDyeR" wrote:

It is what Redmond decides it is!?!?<g

However, you can change it to suit your own preferences.

<Format <Style
And expand the "Style Name" window,
And then click on "Currency".

Click on "Modify", which brings up the standard, familiar Format window.

Adjust the format to what you wish, then <OK <OK.
--

HTH,


RD
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"Anita" wrote in message
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When I click the Currency Style button on the Formatting toolbar my data
is
formatted as Accounting. Wouldn't it logically be formatted as Currency?
I'm
assuming that the Currency Style button actually refers to the type of
currency (English dollar, British pound, etc.) rather than the type of
formatting applied. However, doesn't the use of "Currency Style" on the
button name imply that it will apply the Currency style formatting? Any
thoughts on this?
--
Anita