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Format change with VBA language dependent?
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[QUOTE="tskogstrom, post: 7424343"] So the general number format is always "General" in the user GUI, for your German GUI as well as it is in Chinese and all other languages? I didn't know that. And "m/d/yyyy" is the same in the user GUI in chinese etc too, even if it is based on the english expression "month", "day", "year"? You are sure? Sorry if I make you answering same thing three times but I promise, after this I surely will belive you :-) /Regards [/QUOTE]
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