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All my old Excel files in £s now show as $s in 2003 ??
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Try:
StartControlPanelRegionalSettings -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Have just upgrade to 2003 and alll my old .xls files now appear as $s I choose UK ~ Striling when upgrading/install 2003 I'd rather not have to open & convert each individually... Any tips please?? cc: |
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Thanks George, unfortunately these and all Settings I've tried are infact
showing as £ English ~ English (United Kindom) etc.... Its a pain in that all previous Excel 2000 files/worksheets are now set/open as $s and require modifying manaully. I'll need to continue as I've a lot of files. Cheers' all the same. RonB "George Nicholson" wrote: Try: StartControlPanelRegionalSettings -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Have just upgrade to 2003 and alll my old .xls files now appear as $s I choose UK ~ Striling when upgrading/install 2003 I'd rather not have to open & convert each individually... Any tips please?? cc: |
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Make sure you visit Office Update & apply all Service packs. There were a
bunch of regional settings "fixes", maybe one will help you. Good Luck. -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Thanks George, unfortunately these and all Settings I've tried are infact showing as £ English ~ English (United Kindom) etc.... Its a pain in that all previous Excel 2000 files/worksheets are now set/open as $s and require modifying manaully. I'll need to continue as I've a lot of files. Cheers' all the same. RonB "George Nicholson" wrote: Try: StartControlPanelRegionalSettings -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Have just upgrade to 2003 and alll my old .xls files now appear as $s I choose UK ~ Striling when upgrading/install 2003 I'd rather not have to open & convert each individually... Any tips please?? cc: |
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Look if there is a style applied using US currency
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Thanks George, unfortunately these and all Settings I've tried are infact showing as £ English ~ English (United Kindom) etc.... Its a pain in that all previous Excel 2000 files/worksheets are now set/open as $s and require modifying manaully. I'll need to continue as I've a lot of files. Cheers' all the same. RonB "George Nicholson" wrote: Try: StartControlPanelRegionalSettings -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Talbot_Tagora" wrote in message ... Have just upgrade to 2003 and alll my old .xls files now appear as $s I choose UK ~ Striling when upgrading/install 2003 I'd rather not have to open & convert each individually... Any tips please?? cc: |
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