I am using the same code which you mentioned above.
axis.TickLabels.NumberFormat = “#,##0.00”;
In this case the excel format will be changed automatically according to the Regional setting of the machine which you are opening the file.
But the image will be in the same US format. I tried setting axis.TickLabels.NumberFormat = “# ##0,00”; for French, but that give me some junk format as output.
Is there anyway to specify the Culture(Locale ) for creating the image?
Please find the attachments. Excel file should open after setting your Regional Settings to France.
I have logged a ticket for your desired enhancement with an id: CELLSJAVA-31004. We will look into it. Once we have any update, we will let you know here.
I am afraid there is no update about the issue. The concerned developer is on holidays, he will be back in the next week (hopefully). I have asked him to update us on it, hopefully, you will be updated in the next week.
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