Last edited by radek225; 09-23-2015 at 04:38 PM.
Select cells B1:F1 and typeand press Ctrl-Shift Enter to commit the formula rather than just EnterFormula:Please Login or Register to view this content.
Select cells A2:A6 and typeand press Ctrl-Shift Enter to commit the formula rather than just EnterFormula:Please Login or Register to view this content.
Regards, TMS
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Yes I know about ctrl+shift+enter.
If I try my formula for another PC then everthing is correct.
separator "\" - for columns and ";" for rows, but in my PC ";" is for columns and "\" for rows - why it's reversed in my pc?
You are correct that ; is for rows and , is for columns.
Here is something to play with.
1. Select A1:A5 and enter the following formula with Ctrl + Shift + Enter
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The result should be all 1s down the column.
2. Select A1:A5 click on Find and Select, Replace.
3. In Find What enter ,
4. In Replace With enter ;
5. Replace All
The result should be the numbers from 1 to 5 down the column
Try the same thing in row 1. Select A1 to E1 and enter
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When you enter with Ctrl + Shift + Enter the result should be all 1s
Now select A1:E1 click on Find and Select, Replace
In the Find What enter ;
In the Replace With enter ,
Replace All
The result should be the numbers from 1 to 5 in the row.
I hope that this helps.
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I suspect that you have changed your Regional Settings.
Regards, TMS
How about Options > Advanced > Editing Options, Use System Separators?
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Here is an interesting bit on the separators for French regional settings.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2...-excel-formula
Everything that I have found indicates as TMS suggests that the Regional Settings are at play here.
Ok, now I know. It's really sad what Microsoft made:/.
In Ms Office 2007 ";" - for rows and "\" for columns
In Ms Office 2013 ";" - for columns and "\" for rows
If you have the Regional settings correct you should get the correct results. The problem lies when a conversion has to be manually made from one regions settings to another.
What region has settings that are causing you problems?... just curious.
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