DOLLAR Google Sheet Formula
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DOLLAR Formula Syntax
Example Use Case
Formatting a number as currency text
Understanding the DOLLAR Formula
The DOLLAR function in Excel converts a number to text in currency format, using the system’s currency symbol (usually $). It’s a formatting tool for displaying amounts—like prices or totals—as text strings.
DOLLAR(1234.56) returns '$1,234.56', with an optional decimals argument (default 2). It’s locale-dependent, so symbols vary, making it handy for reports or concatenated financial text.
Why Use DOLLAR?
DOLLAR dresses numbers as currency—think invoices or labels. Its text output integrates into strings, offering a polished way to present monetary values without cell formatting.
Example with Sample Data
| Number | Formula | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1234.56 | =DOLLAR(1234.56) | $1,234.56 |
| 50 | =DOLLAR(50, 0) | $50 |
| 9.9 | =DOLLAR(9.9, 1) | $9.9 |
DOLLAR styles cash: 1234.56 to '$1,234.56'. It’s a currency crafter.
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