I'm new to Visual Studio and I am having problems with the default currency
symbol.
The Regional and Language Options on my machine are set to English (United
Kingdom).
The International Settings under Tools->Options->Environment within Visual
Studio .Net are set to Same As Microsoft Office (Language Neutral).
When I use a format of C0 I get the Dollar Symbol ($) instead of the Pound
Symbol (£).
The only other option available under Tools->Options->Environment is English
(United States). This option also produces the Dollar Symbol.
How can I set Visual Studio to use the Pound Symbol when formatting Currency?
Thanks in advance for any help.
John - 30 Mar 2005 23:37 GMT
After speaking to Microsoft, the problem was with the Language property on
the Report Object.
If you set this to English (United Kingdom) then C0 produces a £ instead of
a $.
For Information. You can also set this to =User!Language to pick up the
default language options.
> I'm new to Visual Studio and I am having problems with the default currency
> symbol.
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> Thanks in advance for any help.