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Hi,
In a cell I used a formula like =INDIRECT("R[-1]C",FALSE). This works fine on an English version of Excel, but if you open the workbook on a system where the language is set to French for instance, the formula returns a #REF! error. In French, the formula should be =INDIRECT("L[-1]C",FALSE), (i.e. L for Ligne and C for Colonne). On a Dutch system, Excel translates the *function* to =INDIREKT("R[-1]C",FALSE) but the #REF! error remains because it should be =INDIREKT("R[-1]K",FALSE) (i.e. R for Rij and K for Kolom). On a Germans system or a Spanish system or ...(I can go on like that...), the problem is similar. Can anyone provide me with a reliable way to determine how the words "Row" and "Column" are abbreviated on the current system where Excel is running so I can use these characters in the INDIRECT function? I searched this newsgroup and I found a zillion messages for the R1C1 reference style problem, but no one seems to have encountered this problem (or maybe they found the solution themselves :-) Any help appreciated. -=Wim=- |
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