Using VBA in other language excel file

simonebb

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I am making an add-in and my excel has english settings, but my colleague has dutch settings in his excel. This is mostly not a problem, except for some worksheetfunctions I use: rounddown, min, max, averageif.

Does any of you have a solution how to deal with this? Or are there any good alternatives for these functions?
 

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Where exactly is it a problem?
 
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Welcome to the forum.

Where exactly is it a problem?

My sheet has the columns: date/time and temperature. I want to get the average temperature for each day.

What I do now:

- I have a list of dates and times. The value of these cells is something like 42948.23 and I want to obtain the first and last day in this list (so without the time).

Code:
firstday = Application.WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(Application.WorksheetFunction.Min(Columns("B:B")), 0)

- Then i want to take the average of the temperatures for each day (from first until last day).

Code:
tempavg = Application.WorksheetFunction.AverageIf(Range("E" & 2 & ":E" & numrow), currentday, Range("C" & 2 & ":C" & numrow))

It works just fine at my computer, but it gives an error at the first line of code (firstday=...) at my colleagues computer. I can't remember the exact error, but it was something about an unknown function, which makes sense, since he cannot use the rounddown function in his worksheet.
 
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Those functions are not language dependent. You'll need to find out what specifically the error message is. Does he have the same version of Office as you?
 
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