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Custom NumberFormat - international version
I am trying to setup a custom NumberFormat in the way that could be used in
different regional settings. For example, I would like to have "[Green]0,00_ ;[Red]-0,00" applicable to US / DE / UK / RU / whatever else settings. Currently I get an error when I try to move this code from one PC to another. Is there a way to make NumberFormat culture independent? |
Custom NumberFormat - international version
You should try :
"[Green]0.00_ ;[Red]-0.00" Regards. Daniel I am trying to setup a custom NumberFormat in the way that could be used in different regional settings. For example, I would like to have "[Green]0,00_ ;[Red]-0,00" applicable to US / DE / UK / RU / whatever else settings. Currently I get an error when I try to move this code from one PC to another. Is there a way to make NumberFormat culture independent? |
Custom NumberFormat - international version
yes, and I get the following message (I try to set it in the code, not UI)
Microsoft Office Excel cannot use the number format you typed. Try using one of the built-in number formats. On the Format menu, click Cells, and then click the Number tab. Select the category you want, and then choose other options. "Daniel.C" wrote: You should try : "[Green]0.00_ ;[Red]-0.00" Regards. Daniel I am trying to setup a custom NumberFormat in the way that could be used in different regional settings. For example, I would like to have "[Green]0,00_ ;[Red]-0,00" applicable to US / DE / UK / RU / whatever else settings. Currently I get an error when I try to move this code from one PC to another. Is there a way to make NumberFormat culture independent? |
Custom NumberFormat - international version
this is where I got this string from and trying to use it via .COM
"Daniel.C" wrote: Did you try to use the macro recorder ? Daniel yes, and I get the following message (I try to set it in the code, not UI) Microsoft Office Excel cannot use the number format you typed. Try using one of the built-in number formats. On the Format menu, click Cells, and then click the Number tab. Select the category you want, and then choose other options. "Daniel.C" wrote: You should try : "[Green]0.00_ ;[Red]-0.00" Regards. Daniel I am trying to setup a custom NumberFormat in the way that could be used in different regional settings. For example, I would like to have "[Green]0,00_ ;[Red]-0,00" applicable to US / DE / UK / RU / whatever else settings. Currently I get an error when I try to move this code from one PC to another. Is there a way to make NumberFormat culture independent? |
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