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no. it's just something i've seen other people discuss in foreign-
language sub translation issues.
is there a german.excel group you could ask?
search usenet.........
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On Feb 8, 3:33 pm, "TCook" wrote:
Do you know for sure that these are different when running with regional
settings set for German?

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ups.com...



maybe you have to use the german words for "if", "and", "match", and
"vlookup"?
susan


On Feb 8, 1:24 pm, "TCook" wrote:
Hey All,


I've been given the task of trying to localize a large, disorganized VBA
solution. I was wondering if any of you might know why formulas like the
following might give me errors:


=IF(AND('A01'!U76=3,'A01'!U76<=1000),1,"")
=IF(DM31="","",MATCH(DM31,$AB$202:$AB$450,0))
=IF(AB205="","",VLOOKUP(AD205,$CE$4:$CF$20,2,0))


I am getting lots of #N/A and #VALUE errors. The solution runs fine in
English.


Could there be number formatting issues that I also need to be aware of?


Any advice or experience offered would be appreciated.


Regards,


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a quote from a microsoft.public.de.excel post:

"For your problem (assuming you use the english Excel version) try
the
function COUNTIF
=COUNTIF(A1:A9,12)


For the German Excel version try
=ZÄHLENWENN(A1:A9;12) "

susan, shutting up now. :)



On Feb 8, 3:46 pm, "Susan" wrote:
no. it's just something i've seen other people discuss in foreign-
language sub translation issues.
is there a german.excel group you could ask?
search usenet.........
susan

On Feb 8, 3:33 pm, "TCook" wrote:



Do you know for sure that these are different when running with regional
settings set for German?


-- Todd


"Susan" wrote in message


oups.com...


maybe you have to use the german words for "if", "and", "match", and
"vlookup"?
susan


On Feb 8, 1:24 pm, "TCook" wrote:
Hey All,


I've been given the task of trying to localize a large, disorganized VBA
solution. I was wondering if any of you might know why formulas like the
following might give me errors:


=IF(AND('A01'!U76=3,'A01'!U76<=1000),1,"")
=IF(DM31="","",MATCH(DM31,$AB$202:$AB$450,0))
=IF(AB205="","",VLOOKUP(AD205,$CE$4:$CF$20,2,0))


I am getting lots of #N/A and #VALUE errors. The solution runs fine in
English.


Could there be number formatting issues that I also need to be aware of?


Any advice or experience offered would be appreciated.


Regards,


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