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Column A of my spreadsheet has several amounts formatted in either US$,
Pound Sterling, Euro, Swedish Krona, or Swiss Franc. (I used the Format - Number - Currency - Symbol for each amount. I am actually using the currency symbol rather than the ISO abbreviation for each currency, but I could switch to the ISO currency abbreviation if it makes things easier...) Now I want to create a formula in Column B that does something depending on the type of currency in each row of Column A. How do I detect the correct kind of currency that is in Column A so that I can build my formula correctly? (It will be an =IF() function.) Hopefully, this can be done without a macro as I have problems running them due to high security settings. Thanks. -- tb |
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