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Lotus 123 and the €

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09-12-2001 2:34am

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MS

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#2 09-12-2001 2:57am
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You do know of the other forums where this question may be answered in more detail ? You're allowed post to them as well. May I suggest Technology or Programming ?

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#3 09-12-2001 5:12pm
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Begone to ... emmm... the PROGRAMMING forum with you!

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#4 09-12-2001 9:43pm
MS

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Hey thanks Bard

MS

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#5 10-12-2001 5:28pm
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I'm guessing that square blob is a Euro Symbol?

What version of 1-2-3 are you using?

I rarely use 1-2-3, but checking it now I can see the Euro fine.

Select your field (or range) and go to Range-Properties menu option.

In the infobox that appears select the third tab (will have a # symbol). Select Currency from the left list and then select "Euro" from the Right list. It's also possible to create a currency if that's not there but I can't remember how to do it.

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#6 10-12-2001 9:34pm
MS

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Hey thanks a million Hobbes that worked a treat.
I had totally forgotton how to do it but with your help
i had it done in 2 mins

Cheers mate,

MS

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