Изменить язык vba excel

After Microsoft Office updated to the 2016 version I found the VBA interface is in German. How can I restore it to English?

My Windows 10 settings are set to English and the local setting preferences are all for English UK as well (dates, decimals etc.).

I set the Office Preference Language to English.

I tried above solutions and didn’t works for me.
This one works and not need administrator rights.

Close all Office apps.
Open any Office app I.E. Excel

Choose: Options, Language

Select default language for edition: English (this option probably isnt neccessary but I did this when i looked for solution)
Set English from order list as top of language for display
Set English from order list as top of language for help

Looks like VBA language is based on these two options and is selected in order.
My primary language is Polish, and my VBA editor was in Italian.
To change VBA language to English i set order from these lists so English is choosed as first language if something can’t be displayed in Polish. (previously Italian was as number 3 an this list)

answered Aug 23, 2020 at 14:25

I had the same issue except my VBA’s interface was French.
Windows 8.1 and Office 2013 were installed with Hungarian language, Regional and «non-unicode» settings are also set to Hungarian.

I have 3 folders in C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesMicrosoft SharedVBAVBA7.1:
— 1033 — English (US)
— 1036 — French
— 1038 — Hungarian
Source of Language Codes: renenyffenegger.ch

Unfortunately I don’t have administrator rights, so I couldn’t modify files or folders inside Program Files (x86).
I don’t understand how but I can modify HKEY_CURRENT_USER in Registry (regedit.exe).

I’m not sure which one was the solution so I share two things.

First of all, you have to close all Office applications.

#1
In HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0CommonLanguageResources there are more REG_MULTI_SZ Values with data like 0;1038;1033;1036.

Delete the unwanted language code from everywhere. (1031 — German, 1036 — French, etc. see link above)
I deleted 1036 which resulted: 0;1038;1033

They will be automatically restored after you start Excel, but don’t worry about it.

#2
In HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0CommonLanguageResourcesEnabledLanguages set unwanted language code from ExplicitOn to Off or On.

It doesn’t matter what you set because after next start of Excel it will be set to On automatically.

In my case one or both of these was the solution and VBA’s interface language is finally English.

answered Apr 9, 2019 at 12:47

This worked for me (Windows 10 user).

All settings> Time & Language> Region & Language.

Under «Preferred Languages», add the language that you want to use.
If that language is already on the list, make sure it’s at the top (you can move it by single-clicking on it and using the up/down arrows on the left).

You’ll notice a comment under the heading that says: «Apps and languages will appear in the first language that they support.»
In my case, the top language was Norwegian and the next on the list was Chinese. VBA for some reason wouldn’t recognize Norwegian, and assumed Chinese would be the next best thing.
I installed English (US), moved it to the top of the list, and restarted my computer. Boom.

answered Jul 8, 2019 at 19:42

I had same issue with VBA editor in German language.
In Excel settings I moved German language to below and English language on up and after restarted was VBA editor in English.

Excel settings — picture

answered Jan 12, 2022 at 13:28