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1. Vba spell number without form fields in word update#
2. Vba spell number without form fields in word full#
3. Vba spell number without form fields in word code#

To process this currency, and others like it, add the additional data element “AB Units” to the end of the data string as shown in the yellow highlighted example. The Chinese Yuán is divided in to ten major units, the Jiǎo, which is divided into ten minor units, the Fēn. Each data element in column two must be separated using the pipe “|” character.ġ. The list is populated in the order that currency data is entered in the table.Ĭolumn two defines the international currency code, adjective country name, and the singular and plural names of the major/minor units of currency. This data is used to populate the output currency list in the add-in interface. Ensure the red row is always the last row in the table.Ĭolumn one defines the country and currency name. The red “final” row is required for processing general numbers. For example, if you live in Japan or use the Japanese Yen most frequently then edit this row to contain data for Japan and the Japanese Yen. The green “home” row is intended to define your native or most frequently used currency. Note: Do not delete the heading row, the green (home row) or the last row, the red (final row). Note: To edit the Currency Information table, open the add-in file as you would any other template file. For additional information on currency codes and symbols see: You may add or delete individual rows of currency data or edit the data in the existing rows to suit your particular needs. The Currency Information table below is physically part of the template add-in and lists data used by the add-in to process and provide formatted spelled out numerical text associated with several world currencies. These settings are are shown in Figures 2 and 3 above.įigure 4 illustrates the check template feature introduced with version 2.1. The add-in default configuration settings are displayed when the add-in is first used.

Vba spell number without form fields in word full#

With the user configurable settings, you can insert currency figures as text in a full range of currencies and formats.

Vba spell number without form fields in word update#

As Microsoft has discontinued support for Office 2003 products, version 4.1 represents the last update to the. For the Word 2003 (.dot version) of the add-in the user interface consists of similar controls on the Word menu bar.Ģ. The add-in user interface consists of a group with three controls displayed on the Add-Ins tab and a userform consisting of a multipage control with three tabs shown below.]ġ.

Vba spell number without form fields in word code#

Leveraging the code illustrated above, long time friend and collaborator Graham Mayor and I have developed a Word template add-in that you can use to insert fully spelled out currency values in your Word documents. Note: If you prefer the cents to be shown fractional rather than spelled out then you can use an alternate procedure located in the standard module modAlt in the demonstration document: Spell Out Currency "Number to Currency as Text" Word Template Add-In Results of numerical currency values entered in the first formfield are spelled out in the second formfield as shown. Disable fill-in (uncheck Fill-in enabled) in the form field TextAmount.Set the routine "NumToText" to run on exit from the NumberAmount form field as shown.Create a text form field bookmarked TextAmount.Create a text form field (Type: Number) bookmarked NumberAmount.Private Function ConvertDigit(ByVal MyDigit) Result = Result & ConvertDigit(Right(MyTens, 1)) Result = Left(Result, Len(Result) - 1) & "-" _ If Mid(sngNumber, 3, 1) "0" Or Right(MyTens, 1) "0" Then Private Function ConvertTens(ByVal sngNumber, ByVal MyTens)

Result = Result & ConvertDigit(Mid(sngNumber, 3)) 'if not, then convert the ones place digit Result = Result & ConvertTens(sngNumber, Mid(sngNumber, 2)) Result = ConvertDigit(Left(sngNumber, 1)) & "hundred " 'do we have hundreds place digit to convert? Private Function ConvertHundreds(ByVal sngNumber) If strDollars = "" And strCents = "" Then SngNumber = Left(sngNumber, Len(sngNumber) - 3) If strTemp "" Then strDollars = strTemp & Place(lngCount) & strDollars

StrTemp = ConvertHundreds(Right(sngNumber, 3)) SngNumber = Trim(Left(sngNumber, lngDecimal - 1)) StrCents = ConvertTens(sngNumber, strTemp) StrTemp = Left(Mid(sngNumber, lngDecimal + 1) & "00", 2) If IsNumeric(sngNumber) And Val(sngNumber) 0 Then SngNumber = ActiveDocument.FormFields("NumberAmount").Result