Grin... I havent yet checked out your link... have to admit the daunting nature of world demise was a bit scary. Besides... << THIS IS THE VOICE OF WORLD CONTROL >> warned me not to venture there... :) Actually... lots of Europe utilizes the comma where the US uses the period... and likewize in reverse. 10,000 kroner for example is written Kr. 10.000,00 Cheers RicB > HOLD ON THERE, SON!! > > Not to overlook the subtlety of your <<aspersion>>, (or is it .), > ;) > , . ? Huh? > Anyway, are you asserting that, because NORWAY misuses a comma, > then, > ipso facto, the alternative is AMERICAN?? Let's take a moment to > take a brief survey, say, of the rest of the world. Is this > <<commabuse>> more widespread than I am aware of? I hope you > checked > out the link I sent. Just think of the potential for disaster if > we > were to collaborate on a piano design. Think of the Druid Arch in > Spinal Tap. This is serious stuff!! ;-) (I found my smilies, yeh!!) > > David Skolnik > > At 08:17 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote: > >Dave, Dean, others; > > > >Sorry bout that . Excell and other programs using math here in > >Norway require use of comma instead of period to denote the > decimal > >point. I will endeavour in the future to <<americanize>> all of > these. :) > > > >As for where this is going.... just an excursion into some > >downbearing facts. When I get done with the spreadsheet I'll > share > >it with ya'll > > > >Cheers > >RicB > > > >................ > >Ric, > > > >You are confusing us Yanks by interchanging commas and periods for > decimal>points! ;-) > > > >Dean > >
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