25 July 2025
To achieve your specific requirement — **converting a number like `564` to the string "FIVE SIX FOUR"** — the current code is unnecessarily complex. You don’t need logic for crores, lakhs, paise, etc. You simply need to map each digit individually.
Here’s a simplified version of the `SpellNumber` function in **VBA** that does exactly what you're asking:
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### ✅ Modified VBA Code:
```vba Function SpellNumber(ByVal amt As Variant) As String Dim digits As String Dim result As String Dim i As Integer Dim Words(9) As String
' Loop through each character and convert to word For i = 1 To Len(digits) If Mid(digits, i, 1) >= "0" And Mid(digits, i, 1) <= "9" Then result = result & Words(Val(Mid(digits, i, 1))) & " " End If Next i
' Trim trailing space SpellNumber = Trim(result) End Function ```
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### 🔄 Example Usage:
* Input in Excel: `=SpellNumber(564)` * Output: `FIVE SIX FOUR`
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### 📝 Notes:
* Handles digits only. You can extend it to ignore dots (`.`) if you input decimal numbers. * Treats input as a sequence of digits, not as an actual number.
If you’d like this function to handle decimals (e.g. `123.45` → "ONE TWO THREE POINT FOUR FIVE"), I can provide an extended version. Let me know!