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*<math>CountryCode</math> is a three letter string or code of target country's currency.
 
*<math>CountryCode</math> is a three letter string or code of target country's currency.
 
 
 
EURO()
 
EURO()
 
*Gives the currency conversion value of "1 Euro" to another European member country's currency specified with country code.
 
*Gives the currency conversion value of "1 Euro" to another European member country's currency specified with country code.

Revision as of 17:13, 22 August 2018

EURO(CountryCode)


  • is a three letter string or code of target country's currency.

EURO()

  • Gives the currency conversion value of "1 Euro" to another European member country's currency specified with country code.

Description

EURO(CountryCode)

For Example,

1)To find out the currency conversion value of '1 Euro' to Germany's currency'DEM', use the following function -
EURO("DEM") returns '1.95583'.

2)To find out the currency conversion value of '1 Euro' to Belgium's currency 'BEF', use the following function -
EURO("BEF") returns '40.3399'.

3)To find out the currency conversion value of '1 Euro' to Greece's currency 'GRD', use the following function -
EURO("GRD") returns '340.75'.


  • The currency codes for 13 member countries of European Union can be used from the following code table -
Country Basic Unit of Currency ISO Code
Austria schilling ATS
Belgium franc BEF
Finland markka FIM
France franc FRF
Germany deutsche mark DEM
Greece drachma GRD
Ireland pound IEP
Italy lira ITL
Luxembourg franc LUF
Netherlands guilder NLG
Portugal escudo PTE
Slovenia tolar SIT
Spain peseta ESP
Euro member states euro EUR
  • should be entered in double quotes (e.g. "FIM").


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