How would you determine the exchange rate, which changes all the time?
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Hi,
I frequently need to convert currency form Euro to US Dollar, and from USD to Euro. What would be the best way to create 2 formulas or functions, either using VBA or not, that I could use from any open workbook, so always accessible, to perform those currency conversions? Something like:
1000 * (USD_TO_EURO), where the input (1000) is in USD and the result in Euro, and also the other way around. Of course the "input" would be a value taken from any cell in the workbook.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Best Regards,
MrDoc
How would you determine the exchange rate, which changes all the time?
Hi,
Have you seen the EUROCONVERT XL function?
HTH
Alan
HTH
Alan
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Hi Andrew,
The exchange rate would be updated in a cell in the worksheet, so it wouldnīt really matter to the function/formula. I also often need to convert from euro to former portuguese currency (escudo) and back, and in this case there is a fixed value: 1 Euro = 200,482 escudos. It never changes.
Thank you for your reply,
MrDoc
That only works for members of the Euro countries, where there are fixed exchange rates.Originally Posted by al_b_cnu
I wondered why there was no exchange rate parameter.Originally Posted by Andrew Poulsom
Thanks for that
Alan
Hi Alan,
The EUROCONVERT function would probably solve some of my problems, but I canīt find it in my Excel (2002 or XP).
Thank you for replying,
MrDoc
Perhaps it has now been withdrawn (I've got Excwl 2000)Originally Posted by MrDoc
Alan
It's in the Euro Currency Tools Add-In (Tools|Add-ins).
For the US Dollar, just divide the dollars by the exchange rate.
Well what I do is to define different names.
Insert - Name - Define referring i.e EUR-USD to the appropriate cell with the exchange rate and then use that in my calculations. I don't think any functions could make that easier.
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