I looked, but I didn't see anything that talked about that.
According to a colleague of mine, we have been dealing with this problem for quite some time, but he can't remember how to fix it. But at least it has to be correctable.
I don't know Solidwatch but rather well Excel have you reinstalled your computer to install SW 2016?
In any case, in Excel it's windows that takes precedence over excel in terms of comma or period for the decimal separator
To make the modification (on win 7) Go to the config panel. Clock, language and region Region and language Format tab Additional Settings and there we find the decimal symbol Putting a period instead of a comma restart Excel and normally it's good
Logically it should work Did you restart Solidworks once the configuration was modified The box must be checked, so normally it uses the Windows locale
Use the default decimal symbol for the dimensions:
Uses the operating system's default decimal symbol for displaying numbers with decimal parts. To override the default symbol, turn off the option and enter a symbol (usually a period or comma). Use the system default setting, from the Windows Control Panel .
That's how I've done it so far, but it would still be nice if we could change it directly. Otherwise I'll create a macro, it's not a problem for me.
Otherwise I tried to create a simple SolidWorks drill chart, and this is the dot that is used as a decimal separator. So I'd rather lean towards a SolidWatch problem.