I still don't understand who at Microsoft decided that it was a good idea to have "localized programming". If you use a non-English version of Excel you cannot use "if" but rather have to use whatever the word for if is in that language (for example "wenn" in German). If you think you really need that localization why can't both versions work or why can't you force English (the CAD software Rhino does this with an underscore for example). Yeah sure you can change language but it's such a kludge. Causes so much confusion in international settings, makes searching for stuff non-trivial etc. etc.
I'm really grateful I never had to work with Excel in any job. My excel skills section of my CV reads "basic, would rather not use it". The closest I came was importing Excel files. I do however respect people who can use it well and I've seen people be really efficient in excel.
I'm really grateful I never had to work with Excel in any job. My excel skills section of my CV reads "basic, would rather not use it". The closest I came was importing Excel files. I do however respect people who can use it well and I've seen people be really efficient in excel.