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So with those cells still selected, I'm going back to Conditional Formatting, New Rule, Use a formula.The other currency that we might need to show is a Euro. When I click OK, it's already showing that result that I want. So we can see what it will look like if that cell says pound. Then we'll click the Format button, and in Format Cells, I'm going to select currency. And we're doing the UK, so in quote marks, I'm going to type pound.So I'll type equal, and then click on this cell that has the currency, and then type equal.The formula will be checking the currency that we've selected. For the rule type, I'll click on the very last one, which is Use a formula.on the Ribbon, I'm going to the Home tab and click Conditional Formatting.I'm going to select all these cells where currency would be displayed.So to change that we're going to use conditional formatting in Excel 2010. If we look at the UK, instead of 12.95, it's 8.78, but it shouldn't be dollars, that should be in pounds. So for the UK, it would be pound - that's in the third column.Īnd on our order sheet, this cell pulls the currency for the selected country. We also can find that country's currency.
So in our lookup table, the second column has the exchange rate. Lookup FormulaĪnd the exchange rate comes from a lookup formula that checks the country we selected, and goes to the country lookup, and finds the value in the second column. On the price list, we show the US cost and then the adjusted cost, which is multiplied by the exchange rate.
And we've got other countries in that list as well. If we sell in the UK, the exchange rate is 0.678108, and that would be in pounds. There's no increase or decrease in the cost. So we have a list of countries, and we can see that And if we sell in other countries, we apply an exchange rate to the price. When we sell in the USA, we show the cost and the total cost in dollars. In this workbook, we sell products in the USA and in other countries. The pricing and currency symbol for the selected country will be displayed. To test the conditional formatting, select a different country from the data validation drop down list. Then click OK, twice, to close the dialog boxes, and apply the conditional formatting rule to the selected rangeĢ) Repeat those steps for the Euro currency, with this formula:. Click Format, and in the Format Cells dialog box, select the Currency format, and the Pound symbol. In the 'Format values where this formula is true' box, type this formula, to check the selected currency (CurrSel). In the New Formatting Rule dialog box, select 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format'. On the Ribbon's Home tab, click Conditional Formatting, then click New Rule. On the Order sheet, select the currency cells - D4:E10 in this example. On the order form, conditional formatting will change the currency symbol, based on which country is selected.ġ) Follow these steps to add the first conditional formatting rule - number format for the Pound currency: In cell E4, that cost is multiplied by the quantity (cell C4), to get the total amount. In the order form, a VLOOKUP formula, in column D, finds the adjusted cost for the product name in column B. The adjusted costs will be shown on the Orders sheet In column D, the adjusted cost is calculated, based on the selected country's exchange rate. The cells with the product details are in a named range - PriceLU. On the sheet named Prices, there is a price list with product names and the USA cost. In column G on the Countries sheet, VLOOKUP formulas find the exchange rate and currency for the selected country.Ĭell G1 is named ExchRate, and has this formula:Ĭell G2 is named CurrSel, and has this formula: The cells with the details are in a named range - CountryLU. In a 3-column list, each country's name, exchange rate and currency are listed. The country information is stored on a sheet named Countries. NOTE: The cell with the drop down list is a named range - Country If you select other countries, an exchange rate is applied to the price, and the currency might change. If you select USA, the cost and the total cost are shown in dollars. In this workbook, there is an order form, with a drop down list of countries at the top. 
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#Currency converter symbols how to#
Watch this short video to see how to use Excel conditional formatting to automatically change the currency symbol in worksheet numbers, when you select a different country from a drop down list. More Tutorials Video: Conditional Format Currency
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