Rounding Currency Values for Headquarters Move to Europe
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A company plans to move their headquarters from the United States to Europe.
You need to round all currency values to four decimal places and display the correct currency symbol.
Solution: Change the currency decimal precision and currency display options.
Does the solution meet the goal?
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A. B.A.
The solution provided in the question seems to be a valid solution to meet the stated goal of rounding all currency values to four decimal places and displaying the correct currency symbol after the company moves its headquarters from the United States to Europe.
To achieve this, the currency decimal precision and currency display options need to be configured appropriately. By changing the currency decimal precision to four decimal places, all currency values will be rounded to the nearest four decimal places, as required. Additionally, by setting the currency display options correctly, the currency symbol can be displayed in the desired format.
It's worth noting that the specific steps to implement this solution may vary depending on the system being used. However, the solution presented in the question seems to be a reasonable approach to achieve the stated goal.
Therefore, the answer to this question is A. Yes.
