Mark is correct. Windows regional settings control the "Currency" format
displayed.
If you want to display the $ sign at all times (regardless of Windows
settings), just use a custom format instead of the built in Currency format:
$#,##0.00
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Troy
Troy Munford
Development Operations Manager
FMS, Inc.
www.fmsinc.com
"Mark" <no_email> wrote in message
AFAIK, the currency data type follows the regional settings of Windows; you
should check your Control Panel settings. There's also a Euro data type,
which will always show the Euro Currency symbol regardless of regional
settings.