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Hi, I'm dealing with the decimal and thousands separator issue.
I'm taking a number through a WebQuery and its format is "," as Thousands separator and "." for Decimal Separator. I tried to do the checking to change the format of this number according to the user separators, but when I type ?Application.DecimalSeparator in the Inmediate window, I get ",", but if I type a number in Excel, it's using the ".". How do I understand this? Which one would be the best way to format a number according to the user separators if it come as "123,456,789.012"? Regards, -- Beto Reply: Erase between the dot (inclusive) and the @. Responder: Borra la frase obvia y el punto previo. |
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