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Default Number formats inconsistent

We run Office 2003 on a Citrix terminal server. Having just migrated from
one server to another (version 9.230.50211) we now encounter this problem:



Most of our spreadsheets were configured to display negative numbers in
brackets, via Format/Cells/Number tab/Number, then third selection down. If
you open the file outside of Citrix and select a cell that has been thus
formatted, and click on Format/Cell then the display highlights that
selection. If you then click on custom format it displays

#,##0.00_);[Red](#,##0.00)



If you close (without saving) and re-open the same file within Citrix,
select the same cell as above, and view the format settings, it goes
straight to Custom selection (not "Number") selection and displays

#,##0.00;[Red]-#,##0.00


We tried changing the international settings on the server (stored outside
Excel, part of the Windows OS settings) so that negative numbers be
displayed in brackets by default, but it did not seem to help.



Anyone got any other ideas? Is this a regular problem?


Thanks


 
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