How to Use DOLLAR() in Google Sheets

Description

Formats a number into the locale-specific currency format.

How To Actually Use DOLLAR() in Sheets

DOLLAR(number, [number_of_places])

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In cells A1:A10, use the DOLLAR formula to format the numbers as currency with 2 decimal places. The result should be displayed in the corresponding cells in B1:B10.

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