I have two accounts A and B. When I log in user A, I use my excel to do
function RANK, it has a struture: RANK(number; ref ; [order]). But when I
When I log in user B, I use my excel to do function RANK, it has a struture:
RANK(number, ref , [order]).
Why it is different between ";" and "," in my excel. Is there something
wrong about your software?

On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 00:26:01 -0700, Hoang
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>I have two accounts A and B. When I log in user A, I use my excel to do
>function RANK, it has a struture: RANK(number; ref ; [order]). But when I
>When I log in user B, I use my excel to do function RANK, it has a struture:
>RANK(number, ref , [order]).
>Why it is different between ";" and "," in my excel. Is there something
>wrong about your software?

No, nothing wrong with Excel, just a different setting in the Windows
Regional Settings.

Go to the Control Panel, Select Regional Settings, choose the Number
Tab and look at the list seperator.

HTH

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Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
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I mean the difference in formula in two accounts.
When I log in user A it has a struture: RANK(number; ref ; [order]). But
when I When I log in user B, I use my excel to do function RANK, it has a
struture: RANK(number, ref , [order]).
I do the same example with the Rank function for two accounts, and the
result of caculation in Account B is OK but account A is error.
How can I adjust ";" to "," in the formula (it is not the problem of the
difference in Regional Setting\Number tab).
Help me . Thank you