Hi,

In my Excel-worksheets the standard comma in a number (1,25) is unexpectedly
changed in a point (1.25). Although VBA places a comma ( for example when I
move some values from a form to excel) this leads to errors.

Can anyone tell me how to change it?

Regards, Gert-Jan

Hello Gert-Jan,

I'm not sure if you want to change the way Excel displays the decimal
separator in a number, or if you just want to get around the problems that
you're having.

If it's the former, you can change the way Excel shows the decimal separator
by going to ToolsOptionsInternational.

If it's the latter, can you give an example of the problems it's causing?

Marion

"Gert-Jan" wrote:

Hi,

In my Excel-worksheets the standard comma in a number (1,25) is unexpectedly
changed in a point (1.25). Although VBA places a comma ( for example when I
move some values from a form to excel) this leads to errors.

Can anyone tell me how to change it?

Regards, Gert-Jan

Hi Marion,

Thanks for responding. I found your solution already. If I uncheck the
International Option, my worksheets works fine again. But, normally it is
checked....

There is a strange thing: every number from my VBA form with a comma in it,
cannot be displayed in ?, or some other changing of the format...(placing
more decimals). Very, very strange.... But, calculating is possible.

Regards, Gert-Jan


"Marion" schreef in bericht
...
Hello Gert-Jan,

I'm not sure if you want to change the way Excel displays the decimal
separator in a number, or if you just want to get around the problems that
you're having.

If it's the former, you can change the way Excel shows the decimal
separator
by going to ToolsOptionsInternational.

If it's the latter, can you give an example of the problems it's causing?

Marion

"Gert-Jan" wrote:

Hi,

In my Excel-worksheets the standard comma in a number (1,25) is
unexpectedly
changed in a point (1.25). Although VBA places a comma ( for example when
I
move some values from a form to excel) this leads to errors.

Can anyone tell me how to change it?

Regards, Gert-Jan

It is a problem with my keyboard, I see now. Very strange: only in Excel.

"Gert-Jan" schreef in bericht
...
Hi Marion,

Thanks for responding. I found your solution already. If I uncheck the
International Option, my worksheets works fine again. But, normally it is
checked....

There is a strange thing: every number from my VBA form with a comma in
it, cannot be displayed in ?, or some other changing of the
format...(placing more decimals). Very, very strange.... But, calculating
is possible.

Regards, Gert-Jan


"Marion" schreef in bericht
...
Hello Gert-Jan,

I'm not sure if you want to change the way Excel displays the decimal
separator in a number, or if you just want to get around the problems
that
you're having.

If it's the former, you can change the way Excel shows the decimal
separator
by going to ToolsOptionsInternational.

If it's the latter, can you give an example of the problems it's causing?

Marion

"Gert-Jan" wrote:

Hi,

In my Excel-worksheets the standard comma in a number (1,25) is
unexpectedly
changed in a point (1.25). Although VBA places a comma ( for example
when I
move some values from a form to excel) this leads to errors.

Can anyone tell me how to change it?

Regards, Gert-Jan