Hello
I was trying since few days ago to figure out why some simple Excel vba code is not working for a dutch client.
It seems that VBA has been translated to dutch
Property like Textbox1.Left may be TextBox1.Links
Please help me understand how can I have same runtime vba as my client as I tried everything an d still end up with english version. I installed Dutch office with no luck. Do I need OS in dutch also
Thank you very much,
Cristian Rusu
VBA code in Dutch
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VBA code in Dutch
Adrian Browne
Hi,
Wouldn't imagine Excel would translate the code, sees an odd thing to do.
Does the client have any translator programs installed Since VBA is text then perhaps another piece of software is treating it as such and translating it, breaking it in the process
What happens if you password protect the code
kemal
Well, i'm a Dutchman myself and i can tell you that all of the Programming languages i've worked with are only available in "English". (VBA, VB6, C#, VB.NET, C++, VBScript, JavaScript, QBasic, HTML, TurboPascal 6+7 and dBaseIV) I must say that it would be weird if I’d were to develop my applications with Dutch commands. (^_^ ) Of course, i sometimes do use Dutch variable names, or use the Dutch language to describe the UserInterface. However, the programming language would still be in English.
The only way to use Dutch commands would be to "Set" the original English command to a Dutch one. I wouldn't recommend it though, because it will only make thing unnecessarily difficult. (^_~ )