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    Integration Formulas & International Options

    Hi,
    Testing some complex formulas available on the net, I find it difficult to translate with punctuation request.
    Convert the formulas to English / Italian
    Link: Traduttore funzioni Excel

    The functions in this way can translate, remains the problem of punctuation.
    What are the correct settings should I use to be able to introduce the formulas so I can enable disabled with a cycle

    The formula type:
    =MID(REPT(",x",SUMPRODUCT(--($B$3:$B$9=$E3),--($A$3:$A$9=F$2))),2,255)
    Become a:
    =STRINGA.ESTRAI(RIPETI(";x";MATR.SOMMA.PRODOTTO(--($B$3:$B$9=$E3);--($A$3:$A$9=F$2)));2;255)
    Do I have to resign myself to change the format in English, including punctuation ...

    Thank you in advance for any clarification

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    Why don't you use this site: Excel Translator English and apply the action for the separators.

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    Hi,

    Formula to convert:
    =MID(REPT("x",SUMPRODUCT(--($B$3:$B$9=$E3),--($A$3:$A$9=F$2))),2,255)
    En.excel-translator.de:
    =STRINGA.ESTRAI(RIPETI("x",MATR.SOMMA.PRODOTTO(--($B$3:$B$9=$E3),--($A$3:$A$9=F$2))),2,255)
    Remains the only place of punctuation: , con ;
    =STRINGA.ESTRAI(RIPETI("x";MATR.SOMMA.PRODOTTO(--($B$3:$B$9=$E3);--($A$3:$A$9=F$2)));2;255)
    Use this setting to practice

    Thanks for the link reported

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    Note that there is an Option in the translator tool to replace commas with semicolons automatically while translating the formula from English to Italian or other language.

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    Hi,

    Formula to convert:
    =IF(AND($C4<>"",OR(MONTH($C4)=1,MONTH(EDATE($C4,1) )=1,MONTH(EDATE($C4,2))=1)),VLOOKUP($D4,$R$4:$S$5, 2,FALSE),"")
    En.excel-translator.de:
    =SE(E($C4<>"";O(MESE($C4)=1;MESE(DATA.MESE($C4;1)) =1;MESE(DATA.MESE($C4;2))=1));CERCA.VERT($D4;$R$4: $S$5;2;FALSO);"")
    Perfect! I recommend it to everyone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PcMax View Post
    [...]Perfect! I recommend it to everyone.
    That's what I thought I said in post #2 .

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