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Hi,

I have excel with couple of sheets with numbers. I do some stuff with excel before and then I have this NumberFormat:

49252138,87 49252138,87 0,00
-22099,24 -22099,24 0,00
  49230039,63  
4,90 4,90 0,00
228390,07 0,00 228390,07
0,00 0,00 0,00
  4,90  
360000000,00 360000000,00 0,00
  360000000,00  
3349269,10 3349269,10 0,00

I change NumberFormat to Number, with 1000 separator and I get what I need - separated by dot and decimals separated by comma:

49.252.138,87 49.252.138,87 0,00
-22.099,24 -22.099,24 0,00
  49.230.039,63  
4,90 4,90 0,00
228.390,07 0,00 228.390,07
0,00 0,00 0,00
  4,90  
360.000.000,00 360.000.000,00 0,00
  360.000.000,00  
3.349.269,10 3.349.269,10 0,00

Macro recorded is this:

    Range("F42:H51").Select
    Selection.NumberFormat = "#,##0.00"

I added this line to code:

$o_Excel.Worksheets(2).Range("F42:H51").NumberFormat = "#,##0.00"

What I get is this:

49252138,87000 49252138,87000 ,000
-22099,24000 -22099,24000 ,000
  49230039,63000  
4,9000 4,9000 ,000
228390,07000 ,000 228390,07000
,000 ,000 ,000
  4,9000  
360000000,000 360000000,000 ,000
  360000000,000  
3349269,1000 3349269,1000 ,000

 

Any ideas how to fix this to show correctly?

Thanks

 

 

 

 

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Which language setting do you use for your system (US-english, German ...)?

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There are several of those. Country and Region - Sweden, Windows display language - English (United States), and in Region > Formats > Format: English (Sweden)

 

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What do you get when you try:

$o_Excel.Worksheets(2).Range("F42:H51").NumberFormat = "#.##0,00"

 

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In Excel you can check the currently used separators by: File -> Options -> Advanced -> Use system seprator

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Posted
1 hour ago, water said:

What do you get when you try:

$o_Excel.Worksheets(2).Range("F42:H51").NumberFormat = "#.##0,00"

 

Whoo, this worked. Thanks!

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:) 

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