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Documentation for Visual Studio used to translate SQL Keywords... But most confusing is that Excel sometimes really uses localised words in formulas (if/then/..
by adornKey 11mo ago
Documentation for Visual Studio used to translate SQL Keywords... But most confusing is that Excel sometimes really uses localised words in formulas (if/then/...). Makes some sense for Excel-Users, but is very confusing when you don't expect this.
- vladvasiliu 11mo agoAre those actually localized, or is it just the displayed value? In other words, would a French document not load properly if Excel is running in German? I basically never use Office, and even though I admit my opinion of MS quality is as low as it could possibly be, I still kinda hope that they didn't stoop this low.
- elaus 11mo agoIt's been a while so I can't really answer your question. But in a localized Excel version i can NOT use the english formula names. So after you googled a solution for your problem, you also need to find out the translations...
- pronik 11mo agoIf I remember correctly, the localized versions were incompatible among different languages until about Office 2000 when the localizations became aliases. Until then it was good luck with your German .xls file on a French computer.
- throwaway7356 11mo agoThere is a simple solution: automated translations for Excel formulas! Read more about Microsoft's Excel Functions Translator here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/excel-functions-translator-f262d0c0-991c-485b-89b6-32cc8d326889 https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/excel-functions-t...