« Many of the European languages, including French, Spanish, and German, are interesting because these locales use the comma character as a decimal point separator. To allow us to use decimal values as arguments in calls to functions, the formula
syntax changes for these languages. In places where we use a comma, we would use a semicolon instead. Where we would use a semicolon in English to terminate a function, we would use a double semicolon instead. »

C’est donc pour ça que les formules d’excel sont traduites…