Is there a way to determine what the regional settings are for a
computer in Excel (i.e. English, German)? Also, is there a way to
determine what the decimal symbol is (. or ,)?


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LAF,

This is a Windows question, not an Excel question. Try Start - Control
panel (may vary slightly depending on your version of Windows) - Regional
Settings.
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Is there a way to determine what the regional settings are for a
computer in Excel (i.e. English, German)? Also, is there a way to
determine what the decimal symbol is (. or ,)?


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MsgBox Application.DecimalSeparator

will work in code -- although, I don't recall if it's always been available.
(It is in xl2002+.)

LAF wrote:

Is there a way to determine what the regional settings are for a
computer in Excel (i.e. English, German)? Also, is there a way to
determine what the decimal symbol is (. or ,)?

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