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I need to put dollar values into narrow columns in excel.
If I format it as general or currency, it tuns into "##" in the cell
and doesn't go over the cell boundary.
Only if I format it as text and manually add the "$" then it extends
over the cell boundary.
I am using excel 2000.

Any way around this?

TIA

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Hi
no, that's just the way how it works. You can apply Autofit to the
column width though

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I need to put dollar values into narrow columns in excel.
If I format it as general or currency, it tuns into "##" in the cell
and doesn't go over the cell boundary.
Only if I format it as text and manually add the "$" then it extends
over the cell boundary.
I am using excel 2000.

Any way around this?

TIA


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