Calculated Fields in Non-English SharePoint Versions#

Using formula's in non-Engligh SharePoint versions can be a real pain. The functions used are translated so they are 'understandable' by the users. In Dutch, for example, functions like ‘IF’ or ‘Today’ should be translated to ‘ALS’ or ‘Vandaag’. Some examples:

  • English: =IF(AND([Column 1]>[Column 2];[Column 1]<[Column 3]);"OK";"Not OK")
  • Dutch: =ALS(EN([Kolom 1]>[Kolom 2];[Kolom 1]<[Kolom 3]);"OK";"Niet OK")
  • German: =WENN(UND([Spalte 1]>[Spalte 2];[Spalte 1]<[Spalte 3]);"OK";"Nicht OK")

Documentation is quite hard to find, but available on the Office sites in your language. Before you spend hours on trail and error, check out these examples:

For other languages, take a deep search in the Office online site.

Tuesday, May 22, 2007 11:35:56 AM UTC #    Comments [1]  | 

 

Thursday, July 12, 2007 11:38:05 AM UTC
No need deep searching. All you need is to replace the language code and the locale code: en-us -> ru-ru; 1033 -> 1049 for example. E.g. http://blogs.tamtam.nl/mart/ct.ashx?id=de71ebcf-7d70-4d3a-806e-524f7a17e2e0&url=http%3a%2f%2foffice.microsoft.com%2fru-ru%2fsharepointserver%2fHA101054791049.aspx%3fpid%3dCH101760291049
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