How do I...generate excel xml with globalisation

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Currently am generating a Excel xml report in English . My requirement is to apply globalisation to the report i.e by based on Country the report should be generated in coressponding language .
How to implement the resource file concept for Excel xml .

Environment : Dot Net Framework 4.0 C#

Thanks in advance.

Posted 25-Feb-14 1:04am

Vinodh.B

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Maciej Los 25-Feb-14 17:59pm

Any details? What you mean by "should be generated in corresponding language"? Do you want to translate text or use numeric formats for selected Country?

Vinodh.B 27-Feb-14 6:08am

Suppose user from Japan is generating a report means the report should be in Japan and user from Germany means German Langauage . I need to translate text .

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2014-02-27T01:20:00

It's not possible to generate Excel file in user's language, unless you'll provide translation functionality.

Have a look here: Excel.International property[^]. It returns information about the current country/region and international settings, for example: about Brackets and Brace, Currency, Date and Time format (etc.), but does not enable translation.