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Fred
I'm back on my old favourite again, the wonderful cost estimate
spreadsheet. This time i've been asked to give it an "International
capability".
What this means is I have a table of countries that we might produce
estimates for, containing rates for each country for anual salary rate,
RPI %, Local tax (VAT/Purchase tax), DASD, Tape, Network and Memory
rates. That little lot isn't too much of a problem to incorporate into
the calculations. Where i'm having problems is that the resulting
figures/totals are required to be displayed using the Currency symbol
(also in the table) for the country the estimate is being produced for,
i.e. USA = $, UK = £, Euro Region = € etc. etc. etc ........
currently up to 12 different currencies and liable to grow.
Can anyone me a suggestion/solution as to how to achieve the seemingly
impossible please ?
Thanks and Regards
Fred Newton
Zurich Financial Services
spreadsheet. This time i've been asked to give it an "International
capability".
What this means is I have a table of countries that we might produce
estimates for, containing rates for each country for anual salary rate,
RPI %, Local tax (VAT/Purchase tax), DASD, Tape, Network and Memory
rates. That little lot isn't too much of a problem to incorporate into
the calculations. Where i'm having problems is that the resulting
figures/totals are required to be displayed using the Currency symbol
(also in the table) for the country the estimate is being produced for,
i.e. USA = $, UK = £, Euro Region = € etc. etc. etc ........
currently up to 12 different currencies and liable to grow.
Can anyone me a suggestion/solution as to how to achieve the seemingly
impossible please ?
Thanks and Regards
Fred Newton
Zurich Financial Services