Need $ Sign Visible In Custom Number Format

Aimee S.

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
[<=1000000]#0.00,," K";[>=1000000]#0.00,," M";0.0

Hi Folks.

What would I do to make this custom format display a $ sign followed by one space prior to the number?

So instead, for example, of 5.21 M it would show $ 5.21 M.

Thanks in advance for your time!!
Best,
Aimee in Madison
 

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I actually got the answer using [>=1000000] $#.00,," M";[>=1] $#.00," K";"" from a co-worker. Thanks very much for your reply! My syntax was off. :(
 
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