Assume that RMB is capitalized: 71587.96 in cell B1
A1 input formula =right(b1,len(b1)-find(":",b1,1))
A2 Enter the following formula
=IF(ABS(A1)
A2 Obtained value Seventy thousand one thousand five hundred eighty seven Yuan Jiujiao Lufen
is the amount in capital letters?
=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(IF(A1>-0.5%,,"negative")&TEXT(INT(FIXED(ABS(A1))),"[dbnum2]G/universal format element;;")&TEXT(RIGHT (FIXED(A1),2),"[dbnum2]0 cents 0 cents;;"&IF(ABS(A1)>1%,"whole",)),"zero cents",IF(ABS(A1)
Capital letters?
=UPPER(A1)
Capitalize numbers? Such as: 124
= NUMBERSTRING(A1,1) Effect: One hundred and twenty-four
= NUMBERSTRING(A1,2) Effect: One Hundred Twenty Four
= NUMBERSTRING(A1,3) Effect: one two four
=TEXT(A1,"[dbnum2]0") Effect: 一二四
I don’t know what kind of “capitalization” the original poster is referring to.
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