Numeric strings returning with "," decimal seperator

[Scones]

I'm located in europe, and my OS language is english.

When calculating strings, the result has "," as decimal separator, but Macro Scheduler can only handle "." seperators, it seems.

I found out using the ROUND function.

Is it intended?

I know i can just replace it with the right one, but i'm just curious about why this happens and if it is intentional.

Thanks in advance!

[Dorian (MJT support)]

Hi Scones, did you know you can set these variables?

DECIMAL_SEPARATOR
THOUSAND_SEPARATOR

[Scones]

No i didn't know that

Might be a dumb question, but how do i do that?

Edit:
Nvm that question. Figured it out! Thanks very much for the tip!