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UDF excel function
Change language in Excel
Follow the step-by-step instruction.
Note: These instructions apply to Microsoft Office Excel, version 2010 or later on Windows.
1st step:
Open Excel and then switch to the "File" tab.
Go to "Options" at the bottom left.
2nd step:
Then a new window will open. Click on "Language" in the ribbon on the left. In the "Select editing language" area you will see "e.g. German (Germany)" marked with "<standard setting>". Click on your preferred language and then on the button "Set as default".
Note: You can expand the range of languages using the "Add additional editing languages" drop-down menu. Make your selections, then click Add.
3rd step:
In the lower area ("Select display language") you can also change the display and help language. Simply click on the language and then on "OK".
Then restart Excel once.
Hope I was able to help you.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
Nikolino
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NikolinoDEThank you but it doesn't fix the problem, I have found a solution with unselect the Excel solver add on. What I have taken for foreign version of excel functions were the foreign version of Excel functions bound with the Excel solver. I ll try to manage it according what I need at the moment switching from select to unselect and vice versa solver add on.
Regards
Discovering recently all kinds of UDF's in foreign languages in my function list got me really worried. Googled for hours trying to find a way to disable or remove them without success. Unselecting the Solver Addin made all of them disappear. Thanks a lot! Never would have thought that this could be the cause.
- Nice that you could find a solution yourself.
I wish you continued success with Excel :))
Nikolino
I know I don't know anything (Socrates)
