Hi all,
as this thread didn't get any replies, I'm trying something different.
I didn't know until recently, but apparently Excel 2013 (and later) has a built-in translation functionality - which would work for my purposes.
However, if I use the good-old macro recorder to apply this in VBA, it records nothing. Google also comes up empty.
Does anyone know how to call the built-in translator from VBA?
Thanks,
Jasper
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/translator/excel.aspx
Hi Kenneth,
thanks for your reply - this uses external 'webscraping' so to say - it's just parsing it through a website. I could do that through google translate, but I'd like to use the built-in translator in Excel. Does anyone know if that's possible?
Many thanks!
Jasper
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