Hi Arun,

There's no need for these macros, Excel will convert the date format for
you. You can perform this by changing your regional setting to a different
country and see the result for yourself.

HTH
KM

"coder_arun" wrote:


Hi,

I am creating a macro sheet using Excel 97 macro functions like:

English:
=WORKBOOK.SELECT("Sample")
=SELECT("R1C1:R10C2")
=RUN("Macro1")
=SELECT("R1C1:R10C2")
=FORMAT.NUMBER("dd-mmm-yyyy")
=RETURN()

Dutch:
=WORKBOOK.SELECT("Sample")
=SELECT("R1K1:R10K2")
=RUN("Macro1")
=SELECT("R1K1:R10K2")
=FORMAT.NUMBER("dd-mmm-jjjj")
=RETURN()

Spanish:
=WORKBOOK.SELECT("Sample")
=SELECT("L1C1:L10C2")
=RUN("Macro1")
=RETURN()


As you can see above for each langauge i have to generate diffrent
characters for the macro
English:
R1C1
Italian:
R1K1
Spanish:
L1C1
The characters of the date format also changes for according to the
locale.

Could some one tell me how can i create language independent Macros in
Excel 97 (No VBA macros), such that i generate macros only in english.
And specify the language in some function as a parameter to excel.

Thanks in Advance
Arun


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