If you locate the correct settings, you have the option to change locations. Quit the app, change the region, then start it again. You just have to navigate to your options and find the advanced file settings. You need to relaunch Excel for it to notice.
You could build user forms with VBA code, but it’s an incredibly tedious process. The only way is to build user forms in Excel for Windows and check that they look OK on a Mac. You could, for example, if you want, as a CSV separator, choose the United States as a region. With Excel for Mac, you can’t build user forms or edit user form code the VBE just doesn’t have that functionality. For example, if your region is Germany (which uses, for decimal separation), Excel will always use for CSVs, even when changing the decimal point under “Advanced” settings. If the Add-In is not listed, use Browse to select it, and click Open. If the Add-In is listed, simply check it in the list. From the top-level Mac menubar, click the Tools menu and select Excel Add-ins to open the Add-ins dialog. Now the default save location is in the cloud, though of course you can always choose a different location to save to. You need to change your general region for it to work. To install the add-in, follow these simple steps.Then Excel will save using semi-colons ( ) If your language / region / locale uses comma ( ,) for decimal separation.Here are the rules Excel uses to determine how it saves CSV files:
Then you need to verify the number separators in “Advanced …” > “General”. To change them, go to “System Preferences” > “Language & Region”: The chosen value separator depends on your RegionĪnd your region's default number separators. Excel for Mac currently has no setting to change the CSV separator from the app itself.
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