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Awesome! &nbsp;Thanks for the quick response. &nbsp;I am obviously a novice when it comes to using functions outside of Access. &nbsp; Thanks for teaching me how :)
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Awesome!  Thanks for the quick response.  I am obviously a novice when it comes to using functions outside of Access.   Thanks for teaching me how :)

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I am attempting to use some borrowed code in VBA with Access 2007. &nbsp;One of the lines of code is Application.International (xlDecimalSeparator). &nbsp;However, when I compile, it errors out on this line saying Method or Data Member not found. &nbsp;I have set a reference to the Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library, but obviously that wasn't the correct one. &nbsp;<br />
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Can anyone tell me what Library I need to be referencing (if that indeed is my problem)?
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I am attempting to use some borrowed code in VBA with Access 2007.  One of the lines of code is Application.International (xlDecimalSeparator).  However, when I compile, it errors out on this line saying Method or Data Member not found.  I have set a reference to the Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library, but obviously that wasn't the correct one.  

Can anyone tell me what Library I need to be referencing (if that indeed is my problem)?

Using application.international (what library needs referenced)

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