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I have an excel workbook that uses VBA. This VBA works fine except when it is executed on a clients laptop configured with Japanese language settings. I know in VB.NET that I would need to flip the Culture to EN-US and then flip it back when I’m done with the VBA but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to get this solution to work in VBA. Is this possible? How so?
-Thanks
I don’t think you can do this using just VBA: all the Application.Interrnational settings are read-only.
Usually the international problem is the other way round – VBA works in US-English.
What lines of code are giving you the problem in Japanese language settings?