Syntax :

=EUROCONVERT(number,source,target,full_precision,triangulation_precision)

Parameters :

• The EUROCONVERT function syntax includes the following arguments:

Number :-

• This is required. The currency value to be converted, or a pointer to a cell containing the value.

Source: –

• Required. A three-letter string, or a reference to a cell holding the string, equivalent to the ISO code for the source currency.

Ttarget:

• A three-letter string, or cell reference, referring to the ISO code of the currency to which the number should be converted. The ISO codes may be found in the preceding Source table.

Complete precision: 

• A logical value (TRUE or FALSE) or an expression that evaluates to TRUE or FALSE that indicates how the result should be displayed.
  Precision in

triangulation:

• When converting between two euro member currencies, an integer equal to or higher than 3 indicates the number of significant digits to be utilised for the intermediary euro value. If this option is omitted, Excel does not round the intermediate euro value.