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Hi all,
I've got a localization problem. We generate some raw excel sheets, then they need to be formated. Formating is now complete but we have a localization problem. Certain columns display prices. We are using "#,##0.00" format as our standard. When I open the formated file on my computer everything displays properly. I am in Turkey but, I use XP pro with regional settings set to Canada. The computers that display these worksheets have localization set to ("tr"). So prices dont display as "10,258.98" like on my pc, they display as "10,258,98" with a comma instead of a dot seperating the cents. The rest of our systems use "American" currency systems (with the dot) I read somewhere that i can save localization "inside" individual worksheets or workbooks as to override so-to-speak the settings in "Regional and Language Settings", but i've googled and cant find anything relevant. I'm automating this using C# and the 1.1 framework. I've posted to relevent c# groups but it seems nobody knows anything about this. I know this group normaly doesn't deal with this language but I figured maybe I could ask the excel experts to at least know if this is possible. I can also run a macro againts a file using c# so that could also be an option. Please, any help/educated guess would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance, Swayze |
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