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On my spread sheet the relevant account currency is entered in column B. Can
other columns be formatted to bear the currency symbol entered in column B.? E.g if A contains USD can G show as USD100.00 when 100.00 is entered and will it still be a numeric value? Also, if I have three rate tables can i have a formula the looks up one of the currency rate tables depending on the country in column A. |
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Not completely sure what you require but try looking at Format Cells Custom. You can create a format to suit. However the cell will only display the format you enter and I get the impression that USD may not always be the required format. Another solution would be to insert a column in front of column G (your current column G then becomes column H) that will hold the desired curreny symbol (e.g. if B5 is where the relevant currency is entered then in the new column G5 enter =IF(AND(B5"",G50),B5,"") Regarding Country selection perhaps a LOOKUP fomula will help, have a look he http://www.meadinkent.co.uk/xlvlookupmatch.htm "Graham" wrote: On my spread sheet the relevant account currency is entered in column B. Can other columns be formatted to bear the currency symbol entered in column B.? E.g if A contains USD can G show as USD100.00 when 100.00 is entered and will it still be a numeric value? Also, if I have three rate tables can i have a formula the looks up one of the currency rate tables depending on the country in column A. |
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Formula should be: =IF(AND(B5"",H50),B5,"") "Ron@Buy" wrote: Graham Not completely sure what you require but try looking at Format Cells Custom. You can create a format to suit. However the cell will only display the format you enter and I get the impression that USD may not always be the required format. Another solution would be to insert a column in front of column G (your current column G then becomes column H) that will hold the desired curreny symbol (e.g. if B5 is where the relevant currency is entered then in the new column G5 enter =IF(AND(B5"",G50),B5,"") Regarding Country selection perhaps a LOOKUP fomula will help, have a look he http://www.meadinkent.co.uk/xlvlookupmatch.htm "Graham" wrote: On my spread sheet the relevant account currency is entered in column B. Can other columns be formatted to bear the currency symbol entered in column B.? E.g if A contains USD can G show as USD100.00 when 100.00 is entered and will it still be a numeric value? Also, if I have three rate tables can i have a formula the looks up one of the currency rate tables depending on the country in column A. |
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