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You could do the same if the dollar sign is on the other side though.
$100
$1000
But that's why you put the "and no cents ~~~~~~~~" at the end
You could do a similar thing for the other style:
100$
Vs
-------- 100$
I would write it $100, but only because it's convention, either method has the same issue and solutions.
That's the text portion, not the numeric portion.
Oh, I still do the $100.°/oo~~~~ in the numeric section too.
I see. I assumed you meant the words because you put the words in your comment.
Seems like a good idea to do both, as you say.
I don't really write a lot of checks any more.
100.00$ vs $100.00 I guess? Though I suppose you could turn the period into a comma.