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Language Settings Issue
I work in a multi cultural office, which is causing issues with some
functions and code that I am using in a workbook I have created, which is used by many different people in my office. How can I best read which language setting the current user has on their pc and return this information to a specific cell in my workbook? We are currently running excel 2003, but if the solution is different I would also like the answer for 2007, as we are intending to upgrade in the near future. Thanks for the help with this. Richard |
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Language Settings Issue
application.International(xlcountrycode) - Country/Region version of
Microsoft Excel application.International(xlcountrysetting) - Country/Region setting in the Windows Control Panel you will need to decode them -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Richard" wrote in message ... I work in a multi cultural office, which is causing issues with some functions and code that I am using in a workbook I have created, which is used by many different people in my office. How can I best read which language setting the current user has on their pc and return this information to a specific cell in my workbook? We are currently running excel 2003, but if the solution is different I would also like the answer for 2007, as we are intending to upgrade in the near future. Thanks for the help with this. Richard |
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Language Settings Issue
Thats Great
Many Thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: application.International(xlcountrycode) - Country/Region version of Microsoft Excel application.International(xlcountrysetting) - Country/Region setting in the Windows Control Panel you will need to decode them -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Richard" wrote in message ... I work in a multi cultural office, which is causing issues with some functions and code that I am using in a workbook I have created, which is used by many different people in my office. How can I best read which language setting the current user has on their pc and return this information to a specific cell in my workbook? We are currently running excel 2003, but if the solution is different I would also like the answer for 2007, as we are intending to upgrade in the near future. Thanks for the help with this. Richard |
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