Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Sun Jul 5 15:59:16 CDT 2009
Hi Rocky (and Arthur and Max) It certainly does. You just have to write proper code that acknowledges and handles internationalization. One of the most stupid ways to violate this basic principle is to convert numbers to strings and then start manipulating these as if they still were numbers. The trap is that it may work in your environment while it is doomed to fail at once when moved to a foreign environment. /gustav >>> rockysmolin at bchacc.com 04-07-2009 16:56 >>> I wonder why Windows is not taking care of the comma/period problem if you have the , as the decimal point in the regional setting? Can you modify the source of ashish formula to get the numbers into the formula correctly? Rocky