J
Justin
I discovered a new bug in the project I'm working on...
I have my entire project working perfectly, except that it is used in
Europe and South America as well. These countries use Windows XP but
they go into Control Panel --> Region and Language Options and they set
their Windows Region to (example) German. Then they open up my project,
and the only difference is that the decimal is a comma instead of a
period. This apparently throws off my Excel project if I save it in
German and open it up after switching back to English (United States)
settings.
The problem is this:
I have my TextBoxes set to display TextBox.Text as 2 decimal places
(0.00). This works fine in English, and stores it as a number. It
unfortunately doesn't recognize it as a number when I go from German to
English though - When I open it in English, the 0,00 remains, and it is
recognized as Text, not Numeric.
Is there a way to force the spreadsheet or .Text value to recognize it
as a number when it's storing the entry in the Textbox?
I have my entire project working perfectly, except that it is used in
Europe and South America as well. These countries use Windows XP but
they go into Control Panel --> Region and Language Options and they set
their Windows Region to (example) German. Then they open up my project,
and the only difference is that the decimal is a comma instead of a
period. This apparently throws off my Excel project if I save it in
German and open it up after switching back to English (United States)
settings.
The problem is this:
I have my TextBoxes set to display TextBox.Text as 2 decimal places
(0.00). This works fine in English, and stores it as a number. It
unfortunately doesn't recognize it as a number when I go from German to
English though - When I open it in English, the 0,00 remains, and it is
recognized as Text, not Numeric.
Is there a way to force the spreadsheet or .Text value to recognize it
as a number when it's storing the entry in the Textbox?