Convert numbers to letters

quemuenchatocha

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  1. 365
  2. 2019
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Dear all, best regards

I am trying to convert numbers to letters (in Spanish) with the help of some formulas, I have used the range of numbers between 1 and 999. The formula I am using seems to work but not quite right, since it gives results for any number greater than 100, but when I use a number less than 100, for example 99, 15, 11, it gives me an error.

Libro1
ABCD
1
2101Ciento uno
3
4
Example
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2C2=IF(AND(--MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),2,1)=0,--MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),3,1)=0),CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),1,1),"Cien ","Doscientos ","Trescientos ","Cuatrocientos ","Quinientos ","Seiscientos ","Setecientos ","Ochocientos ","Novecientos "),CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),1,1),"Ciento ","Doscientos ","Trescientos ","Cuatrocientos ","Quinientos ","Seiscientos ","Setecientos ","Ochocientos ","Novecientos ") & IF(--MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),3,1)=0,CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),2,1)+1,,,"veinte ","treinta ","cuarenta ","cincuenta ","sesenta ","setenta ","ochenta ","noventa "),CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),2,1)+1,,,"veinti","treinta y ","cuarenta y ","cincuenta y ","sesenta y ","setenta y ","ochenta y ","noventa y ")) &IF(--MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),2,1)<>1,CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),3,1)+1,,"uno","dos","tres","cuatro","cinco","seis","siete","ocho","nueve"),CHOOSE(MID(TEXT(B2,"000,00"),3,1)+1,"diez","once","doce","trece","catorce","quince","dieciséis","diecisiete","dieciocho","diecinueve")))


Am I missing a line or do I have an error that I have overlooked?

I thank you for your kind and valuable assistance.
 

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I could not find any part that spells for number <100?
with using CHOOSE like this:
number: B2 = 101, choose(mid(text(B2,"000,00"),1,1),...) = choose(mid("101,00",1,1),...) = choose(1,..)
but with number B2 = 90, choose(mid(text(B2,"000,00"),1,1),...) = choose(mid("090,00",1,1),...) = choose(0,..) => nothing to choose ==> error

I dont know how to spell number under 100 in spanish, but you should add more like this:
=IFB2<100, initial formula combination but with TEXT(B2,"00,00") (2 digit only), initial formula)
 
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Or shorter:
in initial formula, replace TEXT(...) by:
IF(B2<100,text(B2,"00,00"),text(B2,"000,00"))
 
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Thank you very much for your valuable information, indeed I was missing to incorporate in the formula the argument equivalent to the values less than 100, now it works correctly, your help was very useful, very kind for your collaboration.
 
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