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DOLLAR
This function converts a number to text using currency format, with the decimals rounded to the specified place.
Syntax
DOLLAR(value, [digits])
Arguments
This function has these arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
value | [Required] Numeric value to convert to text using the currency format |
digits | [Optional] Number of decimal places to maintain; if negative, the value is rounded to the left of the decimal point; if omitted, the function rounds to two decimal places |
Remarks
This function uses the current regional Windows settings to determine the format of the returned string.
Examples
DOLLAR(B5,D2)
DOLLAR(R5C2,R2C4)
DOLLAR(1234.5678,3) gives the result $1,234.568
DOLLAR(123.45,1) gives the result $123.5