Formatting a field result in Word

I have a table that I use--it has a column of figures which in the last box I
tally. I use Word's feature where you can insert a field like this:
{=sum(c1:c6)}

IF there are no cents in the column, it returns a number like this: 760
But I would like to return it in this format: 760.00, or even better: $760.00

Can someone clear up for me if I can add some switches or other formatting
to the field to make the number turn out this way?

Thanks.

ddc

See "Formatting Word fields with switches" on fellow MVP Graham Mayor's
website at:

http://www.gmayor.com/formatting_word_fields.htm


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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com
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I have a table that I use--it has a column of figures which in the last box
I
tally. I use Word's feature where you can insert a field like this:
{=sum(c1:c6)}

IF there are no cents in the column, it returns a number like this: 760
But I would like to return it in this format: 760.00, or even better:
$760.00

Can someone clear up for me if I can add some switches or other formatting
to the field to make the number turn out this way?

Thanks.

ddc