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Turn numbers into letters
Hi everyone I need to translate numbers into letters using an excel macro.
Any idea on how to do so? |
Turn numbers into letters
Assuming you have complete freedom in the choice of letters, use Roman
Numerals: if A1 contains 10, then ROMAN(A1) would show X -- Gary's Student "Albert" wrote: Hi everyone I need to translate numbers into letters using an excel macro. Any idea on how to do so? |
Turn numbers into letters
"Albert" wrote: Hi everyone I need to translate numbers into letters using an excel macro. Any idea on how to do so? Hi I appreciate the help, but what I meant was how to turn a number (EJ 100) into letters (One hundred), sorry if I didn´t make myself clear |
Turn numbers into letters
No problem at all. This is a common request. See:
XL: How to Convert a Numeric Value into English Words http://support.microsoft.com/default...N-US;q140704&; -- Gary's Student "Albert" wrote: "Albert" wrote: Hi everyone I need to translate numbers into letters using an excel macro. Any idea on how to do so? Hi I appreciate the help, but what I meant was how to turn a number (EJ 100) into letters (One hundred), sorry if I didn´t make myself clear |
Turn numbers into letters
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http://au.geocities.com/excelmarksway Click the Converters Button How it works: NumberWordConversion: Click a Cell to evaluate or type the word number (or integer number) into the Textbox. If it is a Cell Value then click the "Cell Contents" button else click the "Textbox Contents" button to setup the number context. If it is a word number to integer (one thousand to 1,000) then Click the Right Arrow Button. If it is an integer number to a word number (1,000 to one thousand) then Click the Left Arrow Button. Only one button will be enabled, anyhow. Currency or regular numbers are acceptable. Also, the Currency type accepted is: Dollars, Pounds, Euros, Yen, or None. Funny numbers, mixed words/numbers (one hundred dollars and 00/100) etc are not acceptable and will either not be converted or the results may not be what is expected. The maximum number is 999,999,999,999,999.99 and the minimum number is 0. Negatives are read as a postive number. There are variations in different countries on what determines a Trillion or Billion. The following shows the determination of this Utility: 999 million + 1 = One Billion 999 Billion + 1 = One Trillion One Trillion = 1,000,000,000,000 One Billion = 1,000,000,000 One Million= 1,000,000 One Thousand = 1,000 One Hundred = 100 Ten = 10 Zero = 0 The code is written in long-hand. Written by Mark E. Philpot March 2006 Copyright, NumberWordConversion.xls ---------------------------------------------------- "Albert" wrote: Hi everyone I need to translate numbers into letters using an excel macro. Any idea on how to do so? |
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