Question

Apply the Accounting number format, using the dollar sign ($) and two decimal places, to a cell range (ex: C4:C15):

a. Highlight cells > Right-click on cells > Click on Format Cells > Click on Number, then choose Accounting > Make sure to choose 2 decimal places and dollar sign
b. Right-click on cells > Highlight cells > Click on Format Cells > Click on Number, then choose Accounting > Make sure to choose 2 decimal places and dollar sign
c. Click on Format Cells > Highlight cells > Right-click on cells > Click on Number, then choose Accounting > Make sure to choose 2 decimal places and dollar sign
d. Click on Number, then choose Accounting > Highlight cells > Right-click on cells > Make sure to choose 2 decimal places and dollar sign

Answer 1

To apply the Accounting number format to a cell range in Excel, follow these steps: highlight the cells, right-click and choose Format Cells, select the Number tab, choose the Accounting format, and make sure to choose 2 decimal places and a dollar sign.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Highlight the cells in the range (ex: C4:C15)
2. Right-click on the highlighted cells
3. Click on Format Cells
4. Select the Number tab
5. Choose the Accounting format
6. Click on OK
7. Make sure to choose 2 decimal places and a dollar sign