Your Excel sheet is filled with numbers, and now envision these numbers magically transforming into words. That's the power of the SpellNumber macro in Excel's enchanting world. Let's take a simple peek at how to add this macro, setting the stage for the forthcoming enchantment. Example: Tr...
There is a way to add a custom currency in the current version of the add-in. If your currency is not in the list, you can manually enter the value you need directly into the formula in the following format: =@AblebitsSpellNumber(A1,"currency name in singular form,currency name in plur...
When making such a formula, you can type the cell references directly in the formula, orclick the celland Excel will insert a corresponding cell reference in your formula. To addrangereference, select the range of cells in the sheet. Note.By default, Excel adds relative cell references. To ...
2. Click Insert > Module, and paste the following macro in the Module window. VBA: Spell out currency numbers to English words in Excel Function SpellNumberToEnglish(ByVal pNumber) 'Updateby20131113 Dim Dollars, Cents arr = Array("", "", " Thousand ", " Million ", " Billion ", " ...
You can find the macro mentioned as "spellnumber formula". However, it is not a formula, but a macro function, or to be more preciseExcel User defined function(UDF). The spellnumber option is able to write dollars and cents. If you need a different currency, you can change "dollar" and...
If you are familiar with using formulas in Excel, it will not be a problem for you to employ the TEXT function. Add a helper column next to the column with the numbers to format. In my example, it's column D. Enter the formula=TEXT(C2,"0")to the cellD2. In the formula,C2is ...
That's all. Now you have created your own add-in, added it to Excel and you can use the UDF in it. If you want to use more UDFs, just write the code in the add-in module in the VBA editor and save it. That's it for today. We've covered different ways to debug custom func...