Safequip Member Apr 14, 2014 #1 I need to format an american price list into £ using exchange rate, can anyone help?
ThrottleWorks Excel Ninja Apr 14, 2014 #2 I might be able to asist. Do you want to derive data from net or the data is already ready and you want process it further ? Could you please explain your problem in more details. Have prepared a macro for populating exchange rates for self use. Attachments INRUpdate Macro.xlsm 377.9 KB · Views: 4 Last edited: Apr 14, 2014
I might be able to asist. Do you want to derive data from net or the data is already ready and you want process it further ? Could you please explain your problem in more details. Have prepared a macro for populating exchange rates for self use.
Safequip Member Apr 14, 2014 #3 Hi thanks for your speedy response I need to convert a full spreadsheet from dollar to £ using the exchange rate of 1.64 so for example $34.20 would then be £20.85 hope this makes sense
Hi thanks for your speedy response I need to convert a full spreadsheet from dollar to £ using the exchange rate of 1.64 so for example $34.20 would then be £20.85 hope this makes sense
ThrottleWorks Excel Ninja Apr 14, 2014 #4 Hi Safequip, is it possible for you to upload a sample workbook. You mean the exchange rate will be static, no need to derive it from net ? Please correct if wrong. Can we use a simple formula "=A1/1.64" to get the results. Without sample data it is tad difficult to progress. Or if we go by VBA then Range("A1").value = Range("A1").value/1.64
Hi Safequip, is it possible for you to upload a sample workbook. You mean the exchange rate will be static, no need to derive it from net ? Please correct if wrong. Can we use a simple formula "=A1/1.64" to get the results. Without sample data it is tad difficult to progress. Or if we go by VBA then Range("A1").value = Range("A1").value/1.64
Safequip Member Apr 14, 2014 #5 simple formual has worked don't know why I didnt think of that before, thanks for your help Throttleworks xx
simple formual has worked don't know why I didnt think of that before, thanks for your help Throttleworks xx
ThrottleWorks Excel Ninja Apr 14, 2014 #6 Thanks for the feedback, glad you solved it. Please keep contributing with questions, answers, doubts and ideas.
Thanks for the feedback, glad you solved it. Please keep contributing with questions, answers, doubts and ideas.