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Greetings.
Concatenate function seems to have a bug in Excel 2003 when same sheet is displayed on a different locale. For example two cells contain A1 A2 Hello 10.00% CONCATENATE(A1,";",A2) yields Hello;0.1 (with dot) and CONCATENATE(A1,";",FLOOR(A2,0.1)) yields Hello;0.1 (with dot) When I send this sheet to Russia where decimal separator is comma not dot CONCATENATE(A1,";",A2) still yields Hello;0.1 (with dot) but CONCATENATE(A1,";",FLOOR(A2,0.1)) yields Hello;0,1 (with comma) And there are VLOOKUPs in the sheet, and they all fail because of this, since CONCATENATE is used to create compound-key field for VLOOKUP. Any suggestions? Thanks |
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