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Converting cell ref. w/num to currency
I am trying to figure out how to handle a value (i.e. 4.50) that is referenced in a cell to show as currency.
Here is the formula that I currently have and wonder if anyone knows how to convert to currency. Currently it converts $4.50 to 4.5 =IF(J43<0,"X currently owes $" & J44, "Y currently owes $" & J44) Cell J44 contains the amount that is being referenced. In this example, it contains 4.5 ... but I want it to show in the cell that has the formula as $x.xx Any help is appreciated! Lenny |
Hi Lenny
Try =IF(J43<0,"X currently owes $" & text(J44,"0.00"), "Y currently owes $" & text(J44,"0.00")) Regards Roger Govier lulanosk wrote: I am trying to figure out how to handle a value (i.e. 4.50) that is referenced in a cell to show as currency. Here is the formula that I currently have and wonder if anyone knows how to convert to currency. Currently it converts $4.50 to 4.5 =IF(J43<0,"X currently owes $" & J44, "Y currently owes $" & J44) Cell J44 contains the amount that is being referenced. In this example, it contains 4.5 ... but I want it to show in the cell that has the formula as $x.xx Any help is appreciated! Lenny |
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