VBA List Separator

MikoSDS

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Hello Everyone!

I have a question about List Separator, so it is possible to change list separator via vba code? I know the decimal can be changed via vba, but I didn't found anything about list separator.

Thank you for help!
 

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For example, =SUM(A2,B1) or =SUM(A2;B1). Depends on your local settings, it can be comma or semicolon
 
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For example, =SUM(A2,B1) or =SUM(A2;B1). Depends on your local settings, it can be comma or semicolon
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