How to convert simplify chinese to traditional chinese

My Buyers received new articles from both China and Taiwan. Excel from Taiwan contain simplify chinese. Our system maintained in Traditional Chinese. During article creation thru excel upload, the Chinese description is distorted.
Is there any FM that can allow me to convert it before passing it on for SAP updates?
Thanks

I made a mistake. My system is in Simplify Chinese. Execl from Taiwan is in Traditional Chinese.
How do I set up a language package in SAP?

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