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Internationalization in SSRS
We use SQL Server Reporting Services for our web reports. At the moment, our clients are all in the UK, so for each report, we set the Language property for the report to ‘English (United Kingdom)’.
But now we have US and French clients. So, we’ll need to change the language and currency for the French, and the date format and currency for the Americans. We want to keep one set of reports for all our clients.
What is the best way to do this?
Please check out this thread. It might help you here.
Internationalization in SSRS