How to Set the Default Currency in Google Sheets
Jun 3, 2021, 10:24 am EDT
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Before creating or editing a spreadsheet in Google Sheets, it’s good to make sure that the default currency for the document matches your expectations. Here’s how to change the default currency and how to check it in existing spreadsheets.
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How to Set the Default Currency for All Sheets
To set the default currency for all new Google Sheets, visit your profile language settings at https://myaccount.google.com/language. Once you’ve selected your language in the “Preferred Language” section, Sheets will assume that you want to use the currency of your language region as the default in all the new Sheets that you’ll create going forward.
Google Sheets is home to several expense-tracking and budget spreadsheets. Most of these pick a default currency, but if you want to change that, we have you covered. Here’s how to change the currency symbol in Google Sheets.
How to Set the Default Currency for Your Google Account
May 21, 2021, 8:30 am EDT
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If you’re seeing the wrong currency appearing across Google services, it could be due to incorrect locale settings in your Google account. We’re going to show you how to set the correct locale on Google.
Fixing the locale will make your life easier when using services such as Google Sheets, where you won’t have to select the correct currency every time you open a new spreadsheet. With the correct locale selected, you will also see more content in your preferred language in Google search results.
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Bitcoin focused Tech Startup Casa Removes Email Dependency from BTC Hardware Wallets, Announces other Updates following its Seed Round
Bitcoin-focused tech startup
Casa notes that “hot on the trail” of their recent $4 million fundraising announcement, they are pleased to announce another set of product enhancements
Casa confirmed that they’ve now removed the email “dependency” from Bitcoin hardware wallet signing – so users are able to safely and securely sign multi-signature transactions without having to rely on their email accounts.
Users can update their default currency and view their Bitcoin or BTC balance in USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, or CAD.