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about =bahttext()
Dear any sir or mam
Yu all know tha this =bahtext() works to displya numeric value into text in thai language but how it can be possible so that it can displya numeric value into englisht text value like =bahttext(100) Hundred. I will be very grateful if u can solve my proble. |
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Read about BAHTTEXT() he http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/odd/odd20.htm To be short, for all other languages, you have to write an UDF to achieve same functionality. For english one I advice to search MS Knowledge Base. -- Arvi Laanemets (When sending e-mail, use address arvil<Attarkon.ee) "Rao Ratan Singh" wrote in message ... Dear any sir or mam Yu all know tha this =bahtext() works to displya numeric value into text in thai language but how it can be possible so that it can displya numeric value into englisht text value like =bahttext(100) Hundred. I will be very grateful if u can solve my proble. |
You've been given an answer at least 5 times in the last week, and
you'll get the same answer no matter how many times you continue to post. Bahtext() does not have an equivalent in English. You'll need to use a macro. In article , Rao Ratan Singh wrote: Dear any sir or mam Yu all know tha this =bahtext() works to displya numeric value into text in thai language but how it can be possible so that it can displya numeric value into englisht text value like =bahttext(100) Hundred. I will be very grateful if u can solve my proble. |
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