The following calculation can be used to convert the contents of a number field to words. This formula works for numbers up to 1 trillion, and includes text for "Dollars" and "Cents". If you do not want the words "Dollars" and "Cents" in your result, you can delete the parts of th...
54.0*0.01*42*8.5 dollars / ton (about 1 tons of gasoline and 8.5 barrels), 54.0*3.57* (for 3.57 cents a gallon of gasoline by conversion of U.S. dollars / ton conversion coefficient =192.78 USD / ton) Table 1. conversion of volume and weight units of crude oil and oil produ...
Convert a decimal to a fraction or mixed number We often need to rewrite decimals as fractions or mixed numbers. Let’s go back to our lunch order to see how we can convert decimal numbers to fractions. We know that $5.03$5.03 means 55 dollars and 33 cents. Since there are ...
could represent 10 dollars and 50 cents or it could represent 10 and a half days or it could represent 10 and a half widgets. There are accepted extensions to decimal notation to indicate context like money being shown in conjunction with a currency symbol and there are other extensions to i...
function will pass "1" to this function which will in turn return "One"; this value will then be added to the value returned from function used to obtain the fraction values and then that assembled string is passed back to the form and displayed as "One and 05/100's Dollars" to the...
That's 999999 dollars and 99 cents or $999999.99 */ Malcolm #12 Dec 19 '06, 10:45 PM Re: converting float to double "Dilip" <rdilipk@lycos. comwrote in message news:1166540869 .319736.190700@ 79g2000cws.goog legroups.com... > Recently in our code, I ran into a situation where...
Added to the Return String "Cents ***" eg. now 123.56 looks like One Hundred Twenty Three Dollars and 56 Cents *** The form calls a workflow that grabs the form tokens and use a simple merge fields Update Word Doc Activity to produce a Pdf. Created a new entry in the repository and...
In fact, the average price of a diaper has dropped from 22 cents in 1990 to about 15 cents today. As raw material prices continue to climb, however, industry experts are predicting that this could change in the near term. “The cost per unit of a diaper is going up, but the overall...