how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundr
 

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundred")

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundr
 

See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0004.html

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how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundred")

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundr
 

"ismayil" wrote:

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundred")
Private Function GetColumnName(ByVal colNumber As Integer) As String
Dim colName As String = String.Empty
Dim quotient As Integer = 0
Dim remainder As Integer = 0

If colNumber <= 26 Then
colName = Convert.ToChar(colNumber + 64)
Return colName
Else
Dim fChar As String = String.Empty
Dim sChar As String = String.Empty

quotient = colNumber \ 26
remainder = colNumber Mod 26
If remainder = 0 Then
fChar = Me.GetColumnName(quotient - 1)
Else
fChar = Me.GetColumnName(quotient)
End If


If remainder = 0 Then
sChar = "Z"
Else
sChar = Me.GetColumnName(remainder)
End If


colName = String.Concat(fChar, sChar)

Return colName
End If

End Function

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundr
 

Private Function GetColumnName(ByVal colNumber As Integer) As String

That can be greatly simplified to:

Function ColLetter(ColNum As Long) As String
ColLetter = Split(Worksheets(1).Cells(1, ColNum).Address(True, False),
"$")(0)
End Function


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Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years
Pearson Software Consulting
www.cpearson.com
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"ismayil" wrote:

how do i get word conversion number to text in excel (100 = "hundred")
Private Function GetColumnName(ByVal colNumber As Integer) As String
Dim colName As String = String.Empty
Dim quotient As Integer = 0
Dim remainder As Integer = 0

If colNumber <= 26 Then
colName = Convert.ToChar(colNumber + 64)
Return colName
Else
Dim fChar As String = String.Empty
Dim sChar As String = String.Empty

quotient = colNumber \ 26
remainder = colNumber Mod 26
If remainder = 0 Then
fChar = Me.GetColumnName(quotient - 1)
Else
fChar = Me.GetColumnName(quotient)
End If


If remainder = 0 Then
sChar = "Z"
Else
sChar = Me.GetColumnName(remainder)
End If


colName = String.Concat(fChar, sChar)

Return colName
End If

End Function