currency button format

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calmone

Hi, I hope someone can answer a quick question for me. What's th
difference between the currency button on the formatting toolbar an
Format -Cells on the menu bar? Thanks for your help:)

Stev
 
Hi Steve!

The currency button on the toolbar gives you the accounting default format.

Format > Cells gives you much greater flexibility.

And who on earth would want to be an accountant?

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Norman said:
Hi Steve!

The currency button on the toolbar gives you the accounting defaul
format.

Format > Cells gives you much greater flexibility.

And who on earth would want to be an accountant?

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Norman Harker MVP (Excel)

Thanks for the quick reply Norman! I don't know about being a
accountant either, more power to them.

Stev
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The Button on the toolbar puts the £ sign all the way to the Left of th
cell. If you choose Format + Cells + Currency it puts it floating nex
to the numbers

Judit
 
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