When working on Excel, currency and amount are commonly used. There are times when we need to change the format of the currency or amount, and in this article, we will cover how to change IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) to USD (United States Dollar) format in Excel.
Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Currency Format in Excel
Follow the steps below to change IDR format to USD format in Excel.
Step 1: Open Excel and Select the Cell
Open Microsoft Excel and select the cell or cells that you want to change the currency format.
Step 2: Access the Format Cells Window
To access the Format Cells window, you can either right-click the selected cell and choose Format Cells or click on the Home tab and then click Format Cells.
Step 3: Change the Currency Type
On the Format Cells window, select the Currency option from the Category list. Then, select the USD option from the Symbol dropdown.
Step 4: Show the USD Symbol
In the Symbol dropdown, select USD or another currency that you want to use. Click OK.
FAQ
Q1. How do I convert currency in Excel?
A1. To convert currency in Excel, use the following formula: =Amount*Conversion Rate. The amount is the currency you want to convert, and the conversion rate is the rate of the currency you are converting to. For example, to convert IDR 20,000 to USD, use the formula =20000*0.0007 (assuming the conversion rate is 0.0007).
Q2. Can I change the currency symbol in Excel?
A2. Yes, you can change the currency symbol in Excel. Follow the steps listed in the guide above to change the currency symbol in Excel.
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Conclusion
Changing currency format in Excel is an easy task. By following the steps mentioned above, you can convert IDR format to USD format in Excel. You can also change the currency symbol and use other currencies in Excel. If you have any further questions about changing currency format in Excel, leave a comment below.
