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Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's?
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pound signs as in # or the British POund
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a) your Regional Settings b) the currency Style BTW: what Excel version and what country are you in? -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "John O" <John wrote in message ... Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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Yes, this sign, #####
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Excel version is 2003. United States My regional settings are right, and so
is the currency style. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Check a) your Regional Settings b) the currency Style BTW: what Excel version and what country are you in? -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "John O" <John wrote in message ... Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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Hi John
Most of the time you just need to widen the cells. HTH John "John O" <John wrote in message ... Yes, this sign, ##### "Pimamedic" wrote: pound signs as in # or the British POund "John O" wrote: Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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John
Did you try widening the column ? Regards John "John O" <John wrote in message ... Yes, this sign, ##### "Pimamedic" wrote: pound signs as in # or the British POund "John O" wrote: Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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Wow, how simple was that, thanks for your help!
"John" wrote: Hi John Most of the time you just need to widen the cells. HTH John "John O" <John wrote in message ... Yes, this sign, ##### "Pimamedic" wrote: pound signs as in # or the British POund "John O" wrote: Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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Very easy, I wish I thought of that, feel kinda of foolish, thanks for the
help! "John" wrote: John Did you try widening the column ? Regards John "John O" <John wrote in message ... Yes, this sign, ##### "Pimamedic" wrote: pound signs as in # or the British POund "John O" wrote: Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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You're welcome
Don't feel foolish, no one knows everything.Me first!! Regards John "John O" wrote in message ... Very easy, I wish I thought of that, feel kinda of foolish, thanks for the help! "John" wrote: John Did you try widening the column ? Regards John "John O" <John wrote in message ... Yes, this sign, ##### "Pimamedic" wrote: pound signs as in # or the British POund "John O" wrote: Why do monetary values show up as the pound sign's? |
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