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    Hi, I want to develop a multilingual report in Crystal Report 11 that will change text and number format according to culture... Example: Price format: For USA 39.99 For Norway 39.99 New Text: background: I've developed an application in C# that is in two languages. 1. English and 2. Norwegian. There is a setting form where we can change software language. After this change language is changed on all pages and number format is also changed in the grids as well. because in usa decimal separator is dot (.) where as in norway decimal separator is comma(,). This is all working fine. Problem: Problem is with crystal reprts. I've also some report but they does not change with language change. Currently i'm doing this by developing two separate reports and calling according to current language but number format is still unchanged. I need to know that how can we define this intelligence to Crystal Report to select appropriate decimal point with respect to language. .... I think now problem is well clear??? Now I'm waiting for ur response.

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      Hi, I want to develop a multilingual report in Crystal Report 11 that will change text and number format according to culture... Example: Price format: For USA 39.99 For Norway 39.99 New Text: background: I've developed an application in C# that is in two languages. 1. English and 2. Norwegian. There is a setting form where we can change software language. After this change language is changed on all pages and number format is also changed in the grids as well. because in usa decimal separator is dot (.) where as in norway decimal separator is comma(,). This is all working fine. Problem: Problem is with crystal reprts. I've also some report but they does not change with language change. Currently i'm doing this by developing two separate reports and calling according to current language but number format is still unchanged. I need to know that how can we define this intelligence to Crystal Report to select appropriate decimal point with respect to language. .... I think now problem is well clear??? Now I'm waiting for ur response.

      Syed Shahid Hussain

      modified on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 5:20 PM

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      I can't speak for the rest of the people on this website but...I'm in your corner and think you should do it. :laugh:

      'Never argue with an idiot; they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.' ~ anonymous

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        Hi, I want to develop a multilingual report in Crystal Report 11 that will change text and number format according to culture... Example: Price format: For USA 39.99 For Norway 39.99 New Text: background: I've developed an application in C# that is in two languages. 1. English and 2. Norwegian. There is a setting form where we can change software language. After this change language is changed on all pages and number format is also changed in the grids as well. because in usa decimal separator is dot (.) where as in norway decimal separator is comma(,). This is all working fine. Problem: Problem is with crystal reprts. I've also some report but they does not change with language change. Currently i'm doing this by developing two separate reports and calling according to current language but number format is still unchanged. I need to know that how can we define this intelligence to Crystal Report to select appropriate decimal point with respect to language. .... I think now problem is well clear??? Now I'm waiting for ur response.

        Syed Shahid Hussain

        modified on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 5:20 PM

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        Syed Shahid Hussain - others as well as I are not too sure what exactly you are trying to do.Try restructing your question, because at the moment it doesn't make much sense...Are you trying to develop an application that will convert from on currency to another? Please give more details so that we can better assist you...

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          Syed Shahid Hussain - others as well as I are not too sure what exactly you are trying to do.Try restructing your question, because at the moment it doesn't make much sense...Are you trying to develop an application that will convert from on currency to another? Please give more details so that we can better assist you...

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          Please have a look at the original message, I've emitted it completely.

          Syed Shahid Hussain

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