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Convert number to text with proper accounting for Cheque Printing
How to convert number to text with proper accounting for Cheque Printing.
10101.01 = Ten Thousand One Hundred One and One Only. 1000.00 = One Thousand Only. 1060.00 = One Thousand Sixty Only. I try a few posting solution, but for some result not properly done as i need. =SpellNumber(A1) If 1061 result "ONE THOUSAND SIXTY ONE ONLY" but if 1060 result "ONE THOUSAND SIXTY ONLY" with double space between "SIXTY" and "ONLY" but single space between "SIXTY" and "ONE". |
Convert number to text with proper accounting for Cheque Printing
CD,
You could simply use =TRIM(Spellnumber(A1)) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "CD" wrote in message ... How to convert number to text with proper accounting for Cheque Printing. 10101.01 = Ten Thousand One Hundred One and One Only. 1000.00 = One Thousand Only. 1060.00 = One Thousand Sixty Only. I try a few posting solution, but for some result not properly done as i need. =SpellNumber(A1) If 1061 result "ONE THOUSAND SIXTY ONE ONLY" but if 1060 result "ONE THOUSAND SIXTY ONLY" with double space between "SIXTY" and "ONLY" but single space between "SIXTY" and "ONE". |
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