EUROCONVERT |
EUROCONVERT(number, source, target [,precision] [,triangular]) |
Returns the number converted to euros. |
number | The number you want to convert. |
source | The ISO country code for the source currency (see below). |
target | The ISO country code for the currency to convert to (see below). |
precision | (Optional) A logical value indicating how the result will be displayed: False (or 0) = the currency specific rounding rules applied (default) True (<> 0) = all significant digits are displayed |
triangular | (Optional) An integer value (>= 3) to specify the number of significant digits when converting from one euro member currency to another. |
REMARKS |
* This function is only available if you have the Euro Currency Tools add-in installed. * This function does not appear in the Function Wizard or the Cell AutoComplete. * This function uses the fixed conversion rates that were fixed by the European Union. * The "number" can be a cell reference or named range. * If "source" is not a recognised ISO code, then #VALUE! is returned. * If "source" = "target" then the original value is returned. * If "fprecision" = True, then all significant digits resulting from the calculation are displayed. * If "precision" = False, then the result is displayed with the currency specific rounding rules applied. * If "precision" is left blank, then False is used. * If "triangular" is left blank, then the intermediate Euro value is not rounded. * ATS - Austrian Schilling ( 1 euro = 13.7603, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * BEF - Belgian Franc ( 1 euro = 40.3399, calc precision = 0, display precision = 0 ) * DEM - Deutsche Mark ( 1 euro = 1.95583, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * ESP - Spanish Peseta (1 euro = 166.386, calc precision = 0, display precision = 0 ) * FIM - Finnish Markka ( 1 euro = 5.94573, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * FRF - French Franc ( 1 euro = 6.55957, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * GRD - Greek Drachma ( 1 euro = 340.750, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * IEP - Irish Pound ( 1 euro = 0.787564, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * ITL - Italian Lira ( 1 euro = 1936.27, calc precision = 0, display precision = 0 ) * LUF - Luxembourg Franc ( 1 euro = 40.3399, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * NLG - Netherlands Guilder ( 1 euro = 2.20371, calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * PTE - Portuguese Escudo ( 1 euro = 200.482, calc precision = 0, display precision = 0 ) * EUR - Euro ( calc precision = 2, display precision = 2 ) * Any trailing zeros in the return value are removed. See Example 5. * This function cannot be used in array formulas. * This function does not apply a number format. * This function is always displayed in lowercase. * For the Microsoft documentation refer to support.microsoft.com |
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1 - How many Euros is 1.2 Deutsche Mark. The result is given to 2 decimal places because Euros are displayed with a precision of 2 decimal places. 2 - How many Euros is 1 French Franc. The result is given to 2 decimal places because the calculating precision for the Euro is 2 decimal places. 3 - How many Euros is 1 French Franc. The result is given to 3 decimal places because the "full_precision" is True all significant figures are displayed. 4 - How many Deutsche Marks is 1 French Franc. The result is given to 2 decimal places because the calculating precision for the Deutsche mark is 2 decimal places. 5 - How many Deutsche Marks is 1 French Franc. The result is given to 8 decimal places because the "full_precision" is True all the significant figures are displayed. |
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