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![]() General rule : All excel files will produce same results opened in whichever version. Exceptions.. HERE we go: worksheet = avoid using functions from analysis toolpak. these will NOT translate automatically. avoid using functions with "hardcoded" string arguments like the CELL() function. = ZELLE("datei",a1) if you cant avoid them use =ZELLE("filename",a1).. (but is you'd do it from VBA you'll need to use .Formula = "=CELL(""filename"",a1) For VBA: in principle NEVER use the 'local' properties and methods: e.g. use .FORMULA (but avoid FORMULALOCAL) Be carefull with conversion of dates and non integer numbers. -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam M. Onat Ozdemiroglu wrote : Hi, I am using English commands to program Excel-Access etc., but unfortunately my office xp pro.is a german version, because of my location. Do I have to use MS Office 2000 command translator for this problem or is there any new solutions for MS Office XP? Regards M. Onat Ozdemiroglu |
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