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Excel2003 and xlListSeparator...
Hi,
I've an application that uses Excel from COM. It worked well with Office2000 & XP, but breaks in Office2003. I use something like range.formula = "=VLOOKUP($A21,Lines!1:65536,22,FALSE)"; from ( C++ ) to do lookups. This is with Regional Settings set to US English and therefore list separator = comma. When the list separator is simi-colon it breaks. Excel uses the simi-colon in formula entry, GetFormula() shows the simi-colons, and Application.International(xlListSeparator) returns simi-colon, but from COM only comma works in Office 2003. In earlier versions only this had to be a simi-colon in this situation. Can anyone confirm this ? Is this a defect or a permant change ? Sincerely, Daniel von Tabouillot. XX ( remove the XX ). |
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