In many fonts, all the numerals have the same width, so if your
dollars and cents are aligned right, your dollar signs will line up
with each other. If your 1 is narrower than your 9, then change to a
different font (such as Times New Roman).
Yeah - that's how I have it set up now actually in a table so the users don't
mess up the formatting - looking for an easier way but guess doesn't exist.
You could insert an extra column just to contain the $. Then a Ctrl+Tab
would not be required.
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