@JuliaP999: "Hi!
I work in a school with foreign students, some of whom have laptops with 
Excel in their native foreign-language versions. Our teaching materials use 
English, and it really slows up some of our students when the translations of 
Excel commands are not obvious.
Surely somewhere there is a tabulation of Excel function names in different 
languages? 
I've found a French table by Christian Herbe with 9 Western European 
languages,
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but nothing anywhere on the web or on Microsoft sites for Eastern European 
languages, Russian, Chinese, Japanese etc.
It would be a really big help if someone could point me to some of the 
above, please.
Thanks - Julia"
    @ragdyer: "Check these out:
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HTH,
RD
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"Julia.P999" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @terre08: "Of the languages the OP mentions only Russian is included Keepitcool's 
translator. How would you tell a Chinese student what SUMPRODUCT is in 
Chinese unless you speak Chinese and you have computer with Chinese 
Windows/Mac. It's probably easier to find out Asian languages for Excel in 
Asian Excel newsgroups.
Peo
"Ragdyer" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @rondebruin: "Maybe the function workbook will help on this page
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If you open it in a Chinese version and click the help button with the
activecell in the row of the English function the Chinese Help will popup with the name.
Regards Ron de Bruin
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"Peo Sjoblom" <email_address> wrote in message news:%<email_address>
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    @rondebruin: "BTW: I update the workbook today (add 2007 to it)
Regards Ron de Bruin
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"Ron de Bruin" <email_address> wrote in message news:%<email_address>
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