Hi,
Why can't I use Englisch named function names, like =ROUND(...) in a
sheet when I have a Swedich version of excel. Excel will tell me the
error "#Name?" when I open an Englisch version worksheet or if I try
to enter an englisch function name. But if I write a macro with the
englisch function name inside the code and I call that macro in the
sheet the function will be translated to the swedich function name.
Thanks Pelle

Hi
this is just the way Excel works. For a function translation see:
http://www.contextures.com/functions.html

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


PE wrote:
Hi,
Why can't I use Englisch named function names, like =ROUND(...) in a
sheet when I have a Swedich version of excel. Excel will tell me the
error "#Name?" when I open an Englisch version worksheet or if I try
to enter an englisch function name. But if I write a macro with the
englisch function name inside the code and I call that macro in the
sheet the function will be translated to the swedich function name.
Thanks Pelle

KeepItCool has a translation addin at:
http://members.chello.nl/keepitcool



PE wrote:

Hi,
Why can't I use Englisch named function names, like =ROUND(...) in a
sheet when I have a Swedich version of excel. Excel will tell me the
error "#Name?" when I open an Englisch version worksheet or if I try
to enter an englisch function name. But if I write a macro with the
englisch function name inside the code and I call that macro in the
sheet the function will be translated to the swedich function name.
Thanks Pelle

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Dave Peterson