Any function to convert 3 letter currency abbreviation to actual format?

patkim

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Hi,
I was wondering if there exists any pre-defined function in Excel VBA that can take in 3 letter currency abbreviation string e.g. USD, EUR, AUD etc and apply the correct currency format to the cell in question.

I should be able to change the input to any of the existing currency abbreviations that exists in Excel and function should apply the required format accordingly.

Thanks.
 

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assuming A1 is USD 500 etc find USD and replace with $ may be enough - have you tried this ?
 
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