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Function language
Dear all,
I have tremendous troubles with a Dutch version of Office2007 excel. All functions are in Dutch and I turn nuts on it. So lets say the witch i know as Value() now becomes WAARDE(). Now I thought there was nothing to do about this, but I do start wonder if i can to change a setting some where to turn the Dutch language shell off since I found that once I use the below function it returns the function in English. <Q Function GetFormula(Cell as Range) as String GetFormula = Cell.Formula End Function <UQ Can someone let me know if and how I could turn off the Dutch language shell laying over the functions so that I will have the common English and most likely native function names. Further I kill myself finding a way to get my own functions working in 2007. I saven them in Modules in 'Personal.XLMS' start-up file/directory, turned off all securities and still Excel 2007 does not reconize them as i was used to with Excel 2003.......... can anyone reveal the trick. All help will be highly appriciated. Ludovic -- ------------------------------- This e-nonsense has been sent using a Strawberry. ------------------------------- |
Function language
Hallo Ludovic
You can install a language pack of Office 2007 if you want http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/su...113661033.aspx Is your personal file pasword protected ?? Groeten Ron -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Vsn" <vsn at hotmail wrote in message ... Dear all, I have tremendous troubles with a Dutch version of Office2007 excel. All functions are in Dutch and I turn nuts on it. So lets say the witch i know as Value() now becomes WAARDE(). Now I thought there was nothing to do about this, but I do start wonder if i can to change a setting some where to turn the Dutch language shell off since I found that once I use the below function it returns the function in English. <Q Function GetFormula(Cell as Range) as String GetFormula = Cell.Formula End Function <UQ Can someone let me know if and how I could turn off the Dutch language shell laying over the functions so that I will have the common English and most likely native function names. Further I kill myself finding a way to get my own functions working in 2007. I saven them in Modules in 'Personal.XLMS' start-up file/directory, turned off all securities and still Excel 2007 does not reconize them as i was used to with Excel 2003.......... can anyone reveal the trick. All help will be highly appriciated. Ludovic -- ------------------------------- This e-nonsense has been sent using a Strawberry. ------------------------------- |
Function language
Ron,
I am looking at the language package, even I do think it is strange that the function as shown below shows/reports a build in formula in a different language as it is typed. I would think this is caused by a shell which came with the Dutch version i have and you would expect that you could turn off this shell instead of installing a language pack. I have not protected my personal file, should I do this? Currently I have no access to my office2007 which is in the office so at this point from hom i am unable to try this. Thx, Ludovic "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Hallo Ludovic You can install a language pack of Office 2007 if you want http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/su...113661033.aspx Is your personal file pasword protected ?? Groeten Ron -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Vsn" <vsn at hotmail wrote in message ... Dear all, I have tremendous troubles with a Dutch version of Office2007 excel. All functions are in Dutch and I turn nuts on it. So lets say the witch i know as Value() now becomes WAARDE(). Now I thought there was nothing to do about this, but I do start wonder if i can to change a setting some where to turn the Dutch language shell off since I found that once I use the below function it returns the function in English. <Q Function GetFormula(Cell as Range) as String GetFormula = Cell.Formula End Function <UQ Can someone let me know if and how I could turn off the Dutch language shell laying over the functions so that I will have the common English and most likely native function names. Further I kill myself finding a way to get my own functions working in 2007. I saven them in Modules in 'Personal.XLMS' start-up file/directory, turned off all securities and still Excel 2007 does not reconize them as i was used to with Excel 2003.......... can anyone reveal the trick. All help will be highly appriciated. Ludovic -- ------------------------------- This e-nonsense has been sent using a Strawberry. ------------------------------- |
Function language
De enige manier is om het taal pakket er op te zetten als je Engelse funkties wil gebruiken
Je kan dit wel gebruiken Cell.FormulaLocal Dit geeft je de Nederlandse function -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Vsn" <vsn at hotmail wrote in message ... Ron, I am looking at the language package, even I do think it is strange that the function as shown below shows/reports a build in formula in a different language as it is typed. I would think this is caused by a shell which came with the Dutch version i have and you would expect that you could turn off this shell instead of installing a language pack. I have not protected my personal file, should I do this? Currently I have no access to my office2007 which is in the office so at this point from hom i am unable to try this. Thx, Ludovic "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Hallo Ludovic You can install a language pack of Office 2007 if you want http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/su...113661033.aspx Is your personal file pasword protected ?? Groeten Ron -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Vsn" <vsn at hotmail wrote in message ... Dear all, I have tremendous troubles with a Dutch version of Office2007 excel. All functions are in Dutch and I turn nuts on it. So lets say the witch i know as Value() now becomes WAARDE(). Now I thought there was nothing to do about this, but I do start wonder if i can to change a setting some where to turn the Dutch language shell off since I found that once I use the below function it returns the function in English. <Q Function GetFormula(Cell as Range) as String GetFormula = Cell.Formula End Function <UQ Can someone let me know if and how I could turn off the Dutch language shell laying over the functions so that I will have the common English and most likely native function names. Further I kill myself finding a way to get my own functions working in 2007. I saven them in Modules in 'Personal.XLMS' start-up file/directory, turned off all securities and still Excel 2007 does not reconize them as i was used to with Excel 2003.......... can anyone reveal the trick. All help will be highly appriciated. Ludovic -- ------------------------------- This e-nonsense has been sent using a Strawberry. ------------------------------- |
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