Formatting Currency

I'm trying to display currency with ZERO decimal places... the book that I
bought says to use "C" for currency, with formats it traditionally (with 2
decimal places)
the other option was to use D0 (D-zero), which works as far as the decimal
is concerned, but doesn't add the $
should I concatenate a "$" to a amount in DO format? gotta be a better wayuse C0 ... which is the same as D0 with the "$"
"Derek in Richmond" <DerekinRichmond@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I'm trying to display currency with ZERO decimal places... the book that
I
> bought says to use "C" for currency, with formats it traditionally (with 2
> decimal places)
> the other option was to use D0 (D-zero), which works as far as the decimal
> is concerned, but doesn't add the $
> should I concatenate a "$" to a amount in DO format? gotta be a better
way|||Use the format pattern "C0" instead of "C". Note: any digits to the right of
the decimal place will be rounded.
"Derek in Richmond" wrote:
> I'm trying to display currency with ZERO decimal places... the book that I
> bought says to use "C" for currency, with formats it traditionally (with 2
> decimal places)
> the other option was to use D0 (D-zero), which works as far as the decimal
> is concerned, but doesn't add the $
> should I concatenate a "$" to a amount in DO format? gotta be a better way