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I am creating some VBA for a quoting tool and in doing so I have to make this
work for multiple currencies.
I have used the following for Japanese Yen
Sheet2.Range("CurrencyFormat").NumberFormat = "[$Â¥-411]#,##0.00"
And the following for US/Canada
Sheet2.Range("CurrencyFormat").NumberFormat = "$#,##0.00"

This works fine for my machine's regional settings, however when I send this
to my Japanese team the US/Canada format views as Yen and the Yen formatting
comes as a plus sign.

Is there a way to force this outside of changing the regional settings.
They will need the ability to change this from USD to JPY and to make matters
worse I will need to modify the code to reflect other areas in the Pacific
Rim.

Thanks

Wayne
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