Ms
Word Example of Single Currency Conversion
Ms
Word Example of Multi Currency
Conversion
1. Type the following into a document.
An amount in Irish pounds £123.3
2.
Highlight the sentence and press
your conversion Hotkey (default WIN-F10).
The following screen will appear allowing
you to modify the conversion parameters.
Note on Default Local Currency field
This field can be
set to anything as HelloEURO is being told that the local currency
is in fact DM.
Note: In a currency conversion, where there are amounts with no
prefixes/postfixes, this field must be set to the appropriate
default local currency.
3. Ensure 'Local Currency -> Euro' is flagged on and Click OK.
RESULT:
An amount in Irish pounds €156.56
(£123.3)
1. Type the following into a document:
An amount in Irish pounds £123.3 and an amount in Canadian CA$123.3
2. Highlight the
sentence and press your
conversion Hotkey (default WIN-F10).
The Run Conversion (below) will appear allowing you to modify the
conversion parameters.
Note on 'Default Local Currency' field.
In a Multi Currency
Conversion (like this example), where your data has currency prefixes/postfixes before each amount, this field can be set to any
currency, as HelloEURO knows that the local currency is in fact £ and
CA$.
3. Ensure 'Local Currency
-> Euro' is flagged
on and Click OK.
RESULT:
An amount in Irish pounds
(£123.3) €175.10 and an amount in Canadian (CA$123.3)
€73.21