HOW TO TELL AMOUNT IN WORDS
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Dear all I would like to have your favor to explaint me how to create a command in VB.net to tell amount in words, for example 1,200.5 will be say as one thousand two hundreds and five cent Thank you for your attention and your support to me in advance
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Dear all I would like to have your favor to explaint me how to create a command in VB.net to tell amount in words, for example 1,200.5 will be say as one thousand two hundreds and five cent Thank you for your attention and your support to me in advance
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UltraCoder wrote:
Whoa!! Sorry dude, but that's not possible!
Anything is possible, it's one's attitude that becomes the limiting factor.
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Dear all I would like to have your favor to explaint me how to create a command in VB.net to tell amount in words, for example 1,200.5 will be say as one thousand two hundreds and five cent Thank you for your attention and your support to me in advance
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UltraCoder wrote:
Whoa!! Sorry dude, but that's not possible!
Of course it is possible. You just need to think about the problem for a while because the solution is actually quite simple.
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Alex@UEA wrote:
PS nobody upset 'UltraCoder' by pointing out that the thread contains a solution of sorts
Oops! Sorry, I already told him he was wrong. But I didn't know the solution was already here. :-O
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Dear all I would like to have your favor to explaint me how to create a command in VB.net to tell amount in words, for example 1,200.5 will be say as one thousand two hundreds and five cent Thank you for your attention and your support to me in advance
All you have to do is Google for "convert number to words" and you'll find, literally, thousands of examples of this ubiquitous homework assignment.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic