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but still set the region as india, and so have dates in the indian format dd/mm/yr (as in 25/6/24), and figures in the indian format 12,34,567.89 instead of the US format which would read 6/25/24 and 1,234,567.89??
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MacBook Pro 14″
I’ve done it with the region set to Canada while changing Siri language to United States English. You’re not changing language in in General - Language and Region, you’re just going to change language in Apple Intelligence and Siri section in Settings. Not the same thing. You can keep your regional settings as preferred. Try that. Screenshot below is from my iPad but I did the same on my Mac.
Like this:
i’ve tried, unsuccessfully.
it seems language settings override region settings.
keeping the region settings to india show the examples in the settings menu correctly , but all dates and figures in excel have changed to the US format.
pity, because i cannot play around with apple intelligence till it comes to indian english 😀
I’m aware of that but this method was achieved before Canada was included when it was first introduced and has also worked for other users in Europe. It did not override my regional settings. I didn’t change those settings; only the Siri language. I’m sorry it didn’t work for you.
If you've tried it and it didn't work I would have to say no.
Just to add, Apple Intelligence, at least at this point in time has to have both region and language set to English (US).
it works for you because canada is already covered for apple intelligence.
i have to set both theca's and siri's language to US english, which then overrides the region settings.
I imagine you will have to wait until when/if Apple includes India.
Can I use US English while setting India as my region?
