Currency uses whatever format is defined in your PC's international settings
in control panel. Euro uses Euro format even if your PC is not configured to
use Euro format normally. So if your PC is configured to use Euro format,
and you apply Currency format to one field and Euro format to another, you
won't see any difference between those two fields. But if your PC is
configured to use, say, US or UK settings, then if you apply Currency format
you will see dollar signs or pound sterling signs, respectively, but if you
apply Euro format you will see the Euro symbol, even if that is not the
usual currency symbol on that PC.

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Brendan Reynolds
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> hi
> i would like to ask if there is any serious different between currency and
> euro format , and which one is the most propper for accounting use?
> Thanks
Phivos - 20 May 2008 08:41 GMT
Dear Brendan,
Can I have my MS Accounting 2008, to be in Euros, bank accounts , sales
invoices etc. Euro to be my main currency? If yes , how someone can change
the settings?
> Currency uses whatever format is defined in your PC's international settings
> in control panel. Euro uses Euro format even if your PC is not configured to
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> > euro format , and which one is the most propper for accounting use?
> > Thanks
Brendan Reynolds - 20 May 2008 09:23 GMT
> Dear Brendan,
> Can I have my MS Accounting 2008, to be in Euros, bank accounts , sales
> invoices etc. Euro to be my main currency? If yes , how someone can change
> the settings?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with MS Accounting.

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