Thanks for the feedback Chuck
Always nice to know that it was working like you want

Have a nice day


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"CLR" wrote in message ...
Actually, most Brilliant, Ron.......your workaround serves me just super!
Now my user can use either the Dutch or the English Regional Language
setting and the files saves just fine to the proper "English" directory and
filename.
I actually had to use two of your "CASE" solutions, one for the directory
and one for the filename......but your code was clear enough that I had no
trouble adapting the second version to fit.

Many many thanks,
Vaya Con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Maybe this is a easy option, you can use FolderName now in the save line


Sub TestChuck()
Dim FolderName As String

Select Case Month(Range("E4"))
Case 1: FolderName = "January" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 2: FolderName = "February" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 3: FolderName = "March" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 4: FolderName = "April" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 5: FolderName = "May" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 6: FolderName = "June" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 7: FolderName = "July" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 8: FolderName = "August" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 9: FolderName = "September" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 10: FolderName = "October" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 11: FolderName = "November" & Year(Range("E4"))
Case 12: FolderName = "December" & Year(Range("E4"))
End Select

MsgBox FolderName
End Sub


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"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
I see

I think about a solution this evening

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"CLR" wrote in message ...
Hi Ron......
User is using English Excel 2007 with Regional language setting of
Dutch(Belgium). when he uses my program to create an Invoice, the date is
entered as Oktober 21, 2009 in cell E4. My macro tries to save the invoice
coded with the date in the filename in the "October2009" directory and it
does not find a "Oktober2009" directory so it crashes. If I use English
settings it works fine, and if I change the directory name to Oktober2009 for
the Dutch setting it works fine but management does not want to do
that.......so, if I could use a couple of change-event macros to change the
Regional Language setting upon upening and closing the file, all would be
well.......I know how to write the macros, just don't know the code to use to
change the Language setting.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Why do you want to do this Chuck

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"CLR" wrote in message
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Hi All.....
Excel 2007 English version 12.0.4518.1014

Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the Regional Language
setting
in the users Excel from Dutch(Belgium) to English(United States) upon
opening
the file and then change it back on closing?

TIA
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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