问题
I have a basic Google Sheets script and as part of the HTML sidebar I show the user the formula to type in; e.g. =myformula("bob", "ross"). This works for people in the U.S. and a lot of other countries but there are quite a few countries that use ; instead, so the formula looks like =myformula("bob"; "ross"). I know I can probably get the locale of the spreadsheet via a script but is there a way to get whether I should put a , or a ;? Thanks!
回答1:
; is universally accepted(except in case of array literals). It'll automatically be parsed to , in the US and other locales.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61283095/how-do-i-get-the-formula-separator-in-a-script