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How do I convert a column from USD to GBP
I am trying to convert a column of USD figures in excel into GBP then I want
to add 92% - is there a formula I can use? |
with your value in A1, in B1 enter: =A1+(A1*.92) format as Currency and select the GBP currency Symbol HTH Bruce -- swatsp0p ------------------------------------------------------------------------ swatsp0p's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15101 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=383116 |
Hi Lisa,
Image you have the exchange rage (i.e. the number of dollars in a pound) in cell B2 and the column of dollar values starts in cell A5. The formula you want is: =(A5/$B$1)*1.92 When you copy the formula down column A, the reference will be relative i.e. it will change depending on which row you are in e.g. A5, A6, A7 - however the $ signs in the reference to cell $B$1 mean this is an absolute reference and therefore when you copy the formula down it will always refer to this cell. =(A5/$B$1)*1.92 =(A6/$B$1)*1.92 =(A7/$B$1)*1.92 Hope this helps. "Lisa" wrote in message ... I am trying to convert a column of USD figures in excel into GBP then I want to add 92% - is there a formula I can use? |
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