Re: another language in MS office at home and another at work
- From: "Bob Phillips" <phillips@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2005 21:22:50 +0100
I am afraid I don't know of any resources that identify Czech function
names. But ...
Enter the formula in VBA, in English and it will translate it for you.
So for example, type this in the immediate window
Activecell.Formula =
"=IF(SUM(A1:A10)>10,VLOOKUP(A1,M1:N10,2,False),COUNTIF(A:A,"Bob"))
and see what you get in the worksheet.
Neat or what?
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HTH
Bob Phillips
"milazalu" <milazalu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:90AA305E-8EE5-40F0-8ED9-CC4F3ACC896A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hey,
>
> I live in not english speeking country, and I use at work MS Excel (2000)
in
> english, at home I have a naturalized version of the software for my
country,
> means Czech. Its pretty problem to use most functions, because I know them
> only in english.
> e.g.: function "if" is in my home version "jestlize", "vlookup" =
> "hledejkdyz" etc...
>
> Do you know, if exist some dictionery or am I able to write english
function
> into the czech MS office 2003?
>
> thanks in advice for your help!
.
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