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Hi,
I use Excel 2000 french version with Windows XP Pro. When I use this: Selection.NumberFormat = _ "* # ##0.00\ ;[Red] * (# ##0.00);""- """ The numbers 999 999 do not display the space (separator for the thousands in French). When I use this: Selection.NumberFormat = _ "* # ### ##0.00\ ;[Red] * (# ### ##0.00);""- """ The numbers < 1 000 display a space before the opening parenthese (which is not acceptable). Another thing: I would like the numbers 999 999 999,99 to display as "### ### ### ##0,00" but how many # should one use to satisfy Excel (for negative number as well)? Note: in French, the decimal point is a comma. Thanks. -- Jac Tremblay |
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