How to Format Currency in Excel (Dollar, Euro, Pound) FAST!

Are your numbers in Excel looking plain and boring? Let’s fix that in seconds! 💡 In this video, I’ll show you how to format numbers as currency in Excel and customize them to look professional. Whether you need the US Dollar ($), Euro (€), British Pound (£), or any other currency symbol, Excel makes it simple.

You’ll learn step by step how to:
✅ Select cells, ranges, or entire columns to format.
✅ Add a currency symbol using the Home tab.
✅ Switch from the default dollar sign to Euro, Pound, or any symbol you need.
✅ Customize the Format Cells window to control decimal places.
✅ Highlight negative numbers in red, with minus signs, or parentheses for better visibility.
✅ Use the powerful Excel shortcut Ctrl + Shift + 4 to apply currency instantly! 🚀

By the end of this tutorial, your financial data will look clean, polished, and professional—perfect for reports, budgets, invoices, or presentations.

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