Indian format of figures
Dear All,
My client needs that the amount in figures appear in terms of lacs and crores.
Amt 1 crore should reflect as INR 1,00,00,000 and not as 10,000,000 (10 million)
In SU3, under Decimal Notation - there is no setting available, can you please assist how we can effect this change
Thanks
Sanjay
Hi,
can you explain, how did you do this.
Regards
SAJ
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SubString(@num,6,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 8 -- Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Crore If SubString(@Num,2,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,4,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,6,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,7,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 9 -- Ten Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,2)) + @Crores If SubString(@Num,3,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,5,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,7,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,8,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 10 -- Hundred Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Hundred IF Substring(@Num,2,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2)) Set @Return = @Return + @Crores If SubString(@Num,4,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,6,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,8,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,9,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 11 -- Thousand Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Thousand IF SubString(@Num,2,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,2,1)) + @Hundred IF Substring(@Num,3,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2)) Set @Return = @Return + @Crores If SubString(@Num,5,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,7,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,9,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,10,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 12 -- Ten thousand Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,2)) + @Thousand IF SubString(@Num,3,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,3,1)) + @Hundred IF Substring(@Num,4,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2)) Set @Return = @Return + @Crores If SubString(@Num,6,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,8,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,10,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,11,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,11,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 13 -- Lakh Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Lakh If Substring(@Num,2,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,2,2)) + @Thousand IF SubString(@Num,4,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,4,1)) + @Hundred IF Substring(@Num,5,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2)) Set @Return = @Return + @Crores If SubString(@Num,7,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,9,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,11,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,11,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,12,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,12,2)) End Else if Len(@Num) = 14 -- Ten Lakh Crore Begin Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,2)) + @Lakhs If Substring(@Num,3,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,3,2)) + @Thousand IF SubString(@Num,5,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,5,1)) + @Hundred IF Substring(@Num,6,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) Set @Return = @Return + @Crores If SubString(@Num,8,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2)) + @Lakhs If SubString(@Num,10,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,2)) + @Thousand If SubString(@Num,12,1) '0' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,12,1)) + @Hundred IF SubString(@num,13,2) '00' Set @Return = @Return + 'And ' Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,13,2)) End If @Dec '.00' Set @Return = @Return + 'Rupees And ' + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Dec,2,2)) + 'Paise' ELSE Set @Return =@Return +'Rupees' Return @return End GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF GO SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO CREATE Function dbo.GetTextValue ( @dblNumber Numeric ) Returns Varchar(1000) As Begin Declare @StrWord Varchar(400) SEt @strWord = Case @dblNumber When 1 Then 'One ' When 2 Then 'Two ' When 3 Then 'Three ' When 4 Then 'Four ' When 5 Then 'Five ' When 6 Then 'Six ' When 7 Then 'Seven ' When 8 Then 'Eight ' When 9 Then 'Nine ' When 10 Then 'Ten ' When 11 Then 'Eleven ' When 12 Then 'Twelve ' When 13 Then 'Thirteen ' When 14 Then 'Fourteen ' When 15 Then 'Fifteen ' When 16 Then 'Sixteen ' When 17 Then 'Seventeen ' When 18 Then 'Eighteen ' When 19 Then 'Nineteen ' When 20 Then 'Twenty ' When 21 Then 'Twenty One ' When 22 Then 'Twenty Two ' When 23 Then 'Twenty Three ' When 24 Then 'Twenty Four ' When 25 Then 'Twenty Five ' When 26 Then 'Twenty Six ' When 27 Then 'Twenty Seven ' When 28 Then 'Twenty Eight ' When 29 Then 'Twenty Nine ' When 30 Then 'Thirty ' When 31 Then 'Thirty One ' When 32 Then 'Thirty Two ' When 33 Then 'Thirty Three ' When 34 Then 'Thirty Four ' When 35 Then 'Thirty Five ' When 36 Then 'Thirty Six ' When 37 Then 'Thirty Seven ' When 38 Then 'Thirty Eight ' When 39 Then 'Thirty Nine ' When 40 Then 'Fourty ' When 41 Then 'Fourty One ' When 42 Then 'Fourty Two ' When 43 Then 'Fourty Three ' When 44 Then 'Fourty Four ' When 45 Then 'Fourty Five ' When 46 Then 'Fourty Six ' When 47 Then 'Fourty Seven ' When 48 Then 'Fourty Eight ' When 49 Then 'Fourty Nine ' When 50 Then 'Fifty ' When 51 Then 'Fifty One ' When 52 Then 'Fifty Two ' When 53 Then 'Fifty Three ' When 54 Then 'Fifty Four ' When 55 Then 'Fifty Five ' When 56 Then 'Fifty Six ' When 57 Then 'Fifty Seven ' When 58 Then 'Fifty Eight ' When 59 Then 'Fifty Nine ' When 60 Then 'Sixty ' When 61 Then 'Sixty One ' When 62 Then 'Sixty Two ' When 63 Then 'Sixty Three ' When 64 Then 'Sixty Four ' When 65 Then 'Sixty Five ' When 66 Then 'Sixty Six ' When 67 Then 'Sixty Seven ' When 68 Then 'Sixty Eight ' When 69 Then 'Sixty Nine ' When 70 Then 'Seventy ' When 71 Then 'Seventy One ' When 72 Then 'Seventy Two ' When 73 Then 'Seventy Three ' When 74 Then 'Seventy Four ' When 75 Then 'Seventy Five ' When 76 Then 'Seventy Six ' When 77 Then 'Seventy Seven ' When 78 Then 'Seventy Eight ' When 79 Then 'Seventy Nine ' When 80 Then 'Eighty ' When 81 Then 'Eighty One ' When 82 Then 'Eighty Two ' When 83 Then 'Eighty Three ' When 84 Then 'Eighty Four ' When 85 Then 'Eighty Five ' When 86 Then 'Eighty Six ' When 87 Then 'Eighty Seven ' When 88 Then 'Eighty Eight ' When 89 Then 'Eighty Nine ' When 90 Then 'Ninety ' When 91 Then 'Ninety One ' When 92 Then 'Ninety Two ' When 93 Then 'Ninety Three ' When 94 Then 'Ninety Four ' When 95 Then 'Ninety Five ' When 96 Then 'Ninety Six ' When 97 Then 'Ninety Seven ' When 98 Then 'Ninety Eight ' When 99 Then 'Ninety Nine ' When 100 Then 'One hundred ' else ' ' End Return @strWord End GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF GO SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO*
but it showed me error.Let me know where i am getting wrong.
I also created 1 UDF on the document where you want the amount in words as per indian format. run the query generateor,paste the below query... and save it. declare @Doc_total numeric (19,6) set @Doc_total=$[OINV.DocTotal] select dbo.AmountToWords (@Doc_total) now apply formated search on the UDF you created(For e.g. i created on SALes Invoice) refresh regularly on doctotal. now choose that UDF on pld. Hope this will help u. Regards, Neetu
Regards-
Mona.Dear,,
Run the below functions in your database:
Create function [dbo].[AmountToWords]
@InNumber Numeric(18,2)
--Returns the number as words.
returns VARCHAR(2000)
as
BEGIN
--SEt NoCount ON
Declare @Num Varchar(20)
Declare @Dec Varchar(3)
Declare @Return Varchar(2000)
Set @Dec = SubString(Convert(Varchar(20),@Innumber),Len(Convert(Varchar(20),@Innumber))-2,3)
Set @Num = SubString(Convert(Varchar(20),@Innumber),1, Len(Convert(Varchar(20),@Innumber))-3)
Declare @Hundred Char(8)
Declare @HundredAnd Char(12)
Declare @Thousand Char(9)
Declare @Lakh Char(5)
Declare @Lakhs Char(6)
Declare @Crore Char(6)
Declare @Crores Char(7)
Set @Hundred = 'Hundred '
Set @Thousand = 'Thousand '
Set @Lakh = 'Lakh '
Set @Lakhs = 'Lakhs '
Set @Crore = 'Crore '
Set @Crores = 'Crores '
Set @HundredAnd = 'Hundred and '
if Len(@Num) = 1 -- One
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(@Num)
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 2 -- Ten
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(@Num)
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 3 -- Hundred
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,2,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 4 -- thousand
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,2,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,3,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 5 -- Ten Thousand
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,3,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,4,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 6 -- Lakh
Begin
If SubString(@Num,1,1) = '1'
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Lakh
Else
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,2,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,4,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,5,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 7 -- Ten Lakhs
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,3,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,6,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,6,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 8 -- Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,1)) + @Crore
If SubString(@Num,2,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,4,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,6,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,7,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 9 -- Ten Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,1,2)) + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,3,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,5,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,7,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,8,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 10 -- Hundred Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Hundred
IF Substring(@Num,2,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,2,2))
Set @Return = @Return + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,4,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,6,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,8,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,9,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 11 -- Thousand Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Thousand
IF SubString(@Num,2,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,2,1)) + @Hundred
IF Substring(@Num,3,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,3,2))
Set @Return = @Return + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,5,2) <>'00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,7,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,9,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,10,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 12 -- Ten thousand Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,2)) + @Thousand
IF SubString(@Num,3,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,3,1)) + @Hundred
IF Substring(@Num,4,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,4,2))
Set @Return = @Return + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,6,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,8,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,10,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,11,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,11,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 13 -- Lakh Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,1)) + @Lakh
If Substring(@Num,2,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,2,2)) + @Thousand
IF SubString(@Num,4,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,4,1)) + @Hundred
IF Substring(@Num,5,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,5,2))
Set @Return = @Return + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,7,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,7,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,9,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,9,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,11,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,11,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,12,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,12,2))
End
Else if Len(@Num) = 14 -- Ten Lakh Crore
Begin
Set @Return = dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,1,2)) + @Lakhs
If Substring(@Num,3,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,3,2)) + @Thousand
IF SubString(@Num,5,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(Substring(@Num,5,1)) + @Hundred
IF Substring(@Num,6,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,6,2))
Set @Return = @Return + @Crores
If SubString(@Num,8,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,8,2)) + @Lakhs
If SubString(@Num,10,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,10,2)) + @Thousand
If SubString(@Num,12,1) <> '0'
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,12,1)) + @Hundred
IF SubString(@num,13,2) <> '00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'And '
Set @Return = @Return + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Num,13,2))
End
If @Dec <> '.00'
Set @Return = @Return + 'Rupees And ' + dbo.GetTextValue(SubString(@Dec,2,2)) + 'Paise Only'
ELSE
Set @Return =@Return+'Zero Rupees Only'
Return @return
End
CREATEFunction [dbo].[GetTextValue]
@dblNumber Numeric
Returns Varchar(1000)
As
Begin
Declare @StrWord Varchar(400)
SEt @strWord = Case @dblNumber
When 1 Then 'One '
When 2 Then 'Two '
When 3 Then 'Three '
When 4 Then 'Four '
When 5 Then 'Five '
When 6 Then 'Six '
When 7 Then 'Seven '
When 8 Then 'Eight '
When 9 Then 'Nine '
When 10 Then 'Ten '
When 11 Then 'Eleven '
When 12 Then 'Twelve '
When 13 Then 'Thirteen '
When 14 Then 'Fourteen '
When 15 Then 'Fifteen '
When 16 Then 'Sixteen '
When 17 Then 'Seventeen '
When 18 Then 'Eighteen '
When 19 Then 'Nineteen '
When 20 Then 'Twenty '
When 21 Then 'Twenty One '
When 22 Then 'Twenty Two '
When 23 Then 'Twenty Three '
When 24 Then 'Twenty Four '
When 25 Then 'Twenty Five '
When 26 Then 'Twenty Six '
When 27 Then 'Twenty Seven '
When 28 Then 'Twenty Eight '
When 29 Then 'Twenty Nine '
When 30 Then 'Thirty '
When 31 Then 'Thirty One '
When 32 Then 'Thirty Two '
When 33 Then 'Thirty Three '
When 34 Then 'Thirty Four '
When 35 Then 'Thirty Five '
When 36 Then 'Thirty Six '
When 37 Then 'Thirty Seven '
When 38 Then 'Thirty Eight '
When 39 Then 'Thirty Nine '
When 40 Then 'Fourty '
When 41 Then 'Fourty One '
When 42 Then 'Fourty Two '
When 43 Then 'Fourty Three '
When 44 Then 'Fourty Four '
When 45 Then 'Fourty Five '
When 46 Then 'Fourty Six '
When 47 Then 'Fourty Seven '
When 48 Then 'Fourty Eight '
When 49 Then 'Fourty Nine '
When 50 Then 'Fifty '
When 51 Then 'Fifty One '
When 52 Then 'Fifty Two '
When 53 Then 'Fifty Three '
When 54 Then 'Fifty Four '
When 55 Then 'Fifty Five '
When 56 Then 'Fifty Six '
When 57 Then 'Fifty Seven '
When 58 Then 'Fifty Eight '
When 59 Then 'Fifty Nine '
When 60 Then 'Sixty '
When 61 Then 'Sixty One '
When 62 Then 'Sixty Two '
When 63 Then 'Sixty Three '
When 64 Then 'Sixty Four '
When 65 Then 'Sixty Five '
When 66 Then 'Sixty Six '
When 67 Then 'Sixty Seven '
When 68 Then 'Sixty Eight '
When 69 Then 'Sixty Nine '
When 70 Then 'Seventy '
When 71 Then 'Seventy One '
When 72 Then 'Seventy Two '
When 73 Then 'Seventy Three '
When 74 Then 'Seventy Four '
When 75 Then 'Seventy Five '
When 76 Then 'Seventy Six '
When 77 Then 'Seventy Seven '
When 78 Then 'Seventy Eight '
When 79 Then 'Seventy Nine '
When 80 Then 'Eighty '
When 81 Then 'Eighty One '
When 82 Then 'Eighty Two '
When 83 Then 'Eighty Three '
When 84 Then 'Eighty Four '
When 85 Then 'Eighty Five '
When 86 Then 'Eighty Six '
When 87 Then 'Eighty Seven '
When 88 Then 'Eighty Eight '
When 89 Then 'Eighty Nine '
When 90 Then 'Ninety '
When 91 Then 'Ninety One '
When 92 Then 'Ninety Two '
When 93 Then 'Ninety Three '
When 94 Then 'Ninety Four '
When 95 Then 'Ninety Five '
When 96 Then 'Ninety Six '
When 97 Then 'Ninety Seven '
When 98 Then 'Ninety Eight '
When 99 Then 'Ninety Nine '
When 100 Then 'One hundred '
else ' '
End
Return @strWord
End
Run the query generator of SAP,paste below query.
Apply FMS on field.
declare @Doc_total numeric (19,6)
set @Doc_total=$[OINV.DocTotal]
select dbo.AmountToWords (@Doc_total) -
Hi,
I'm using scripts in my company's HR implimentation.
I need salary to be printed like this: 1,00,000 for lakhs
10,000 for thousands,...etc
I mean i need indian way of printing currency value.
I'm using <b>set country <key></b>, but it's not giving what i want.tell me the correct one.
points will be awarded
thanks,
raviHi Ravi,
Have you tried using write value to char_value using currency 'xx'.
I have used this before with some success in my forms where the format changes pending on the currency. JPY was what messed me around and this worked to print JPY correctly.
Regards,
Marius -
Need to group digits in Indian Format
Post Author: bhagwad
CA Forum: Formula
Good afternoon to all who read this thread. I am using CR v10 I need to find a way to format a number such that it groups not in thousands, as it happens in Europe and the US, but first by three digits, and then by two digits, as we do in India. Eg: A number like 3200000 should be formatted to become: 32,00,000 (Instead of 320,000). The first three digits need to be grouped into a bunch of three, and consequently need to be grouped in pairs. It would read 3 Lakh, instead of Three hundred and Twenty thousand. I don't need to convert the number into words though. The options that are available in the custom formatting, allow grouping only in bunches of three. Turning off grouping removes the commas completely, which is not what is needed. I would appreciate any help in this matter, as I believe I have explored the options rather thoroughly before posting.Thank you in advance for your reply.Post Author: GailPray
CA Forum: Formula
3,200,000 à 32,00,000 (Lakh)
I think youu2019ll probably have to create a formula field because I donu2019t think Crystal has any built in formatting for the way you want to display your number. The formula should break the number into sections and then rebuild it into the format you need.
If your field is a string field try:
left(,2)
& u201C,u201D &
mid(,3,2)
& u201C,u201D &
right((,3)
If it is stored as a number convert it to text removing any decimal places:
totext(,0)
then use this formula in place of the original database field:
left({@Formula},2)
& u201C,u201D &
mid({@Formula},3,2)
& u201C,u201D &
right({@Formula},3)
But if the length of the number changes (I would assume that if you sometimes have a number like this 32000 you would format 32,000?) Then you wouldnu2019t be able to use my formula above. I think you could create variables to determine the length of the number in order to determine where the commas need to be inserted. Thatu2019s a bit more complicated. =) -
Ledger Report in Indian Format
Hello All,
My client require the FI ledger balance report in following format
Ledger Details(Customer, Vender or Gla/c)
Opening Balance(Monthly from last period) 100
Date Item Text Document Number Offset GL(with Txt) Debit Credit Closing Balance
XX.XX.XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX 50 10 140
My question is from which Table and fields i can fetch the data BSEG, BKPF, BSIS, BSIK, BSAS, BSAK,BSID,BSAD .
SuggestHi,
For Customers:-
Use function module BAPI_AR_ACC_GETPERIODBALANCES to get the opening balance and closing balance by passing the period.
Use table BSID and BSAD to fetch the data for transactions in a period.
For Vendors:-
Use function module BAPI_AP_ACC_GETPERIODBALANCES to get the opening balance and closing balance by passing the period.
Use table BSIK and BSAK to fetch the data for transactions in a period.
For G/L accounts:-
Use function module BAPI_GL_ACC_GETPERIODBALANCES to get the opening balance and closing balance by passing the period.
Use table BSIS and BSAS to fetch the data for transactions in a period.
For getting the debit amount and credit amount use field SHKZG (Debit/Credit Indicator). If S then debit, if H then credit.
Other data you can also find in these tables.
Regards,
Guarav -
to declare numbers with comma in tn input what data types have to be use.
Hi Dinesh,
In general the notation in which decimals are displayed are configured for user in the Tx: SU3.
Click on defaults tab and you can see the notation configured for your user. You can change the notation and see the input screen field accepts the notation you have enterd.
Reward if useful,
Ranjit -
LOCKED - Troubles with RH's transform of FM figure titles/tbl captions' formats... Same problem?
Source agent: FM 9.0p250, unstructured
Transformative agent: RH 8.0.2.208
OS: WinXP Pro V. 2002 SP3
CPU: Core2 Quad @ 2.4 GHz
RAM: 3.25 GB
Free Space: 12.6 GB
File Sys.: NTFS
Swap: D & E (system-managed)
Is anyone else experiencing problems with RH not correctly transforming FM figure and table titles? I can get most of my design to work, but I am having a problem with RH not following-through with some of my table title format and figure title format specifications.
I am having problems with RH not correctly applying, or inconsistently applying, figure title and table caption attributes ("Paragraph" settings) that I specify through Project Settings | Import | Edit | Conversion Settings.
For example (in FM Table Designer), I have a table title paragraph design, "TT.Table Title", in which I specify Title > Above Table, and specify a paragraph design (FM style) of Arial, 10pt, regular, bold, 0" indents, alignment left. It works fine direct to print or PDF; the same is true with figure titles.
In RH (through Project Settings | Import > Edit | Conversion Settings [FrameMaker Settings] > Paragraph), I specify that the FM style is to transform through an RH style that I define (through Edit Style button > Styles > Format > Paragraph). I set the alignment, etc., as is required through RH, but when I look at the Design view and/or generate the output (say...Webhelp), RH has not correctly interpreted one or more of my specification's attributes.
For example, in the case of my table titles, in Design view, RH has centered the title (or in RH terms, the ''Caption") above the table. Or sometimes the bold attribute is missing. In Project Manager, if I right-click and select View, the title/caption sometimes appears as specified; however, if I Generate the WebHelp (or HTML Help, or whatever), the bold formatting isn't there.
I thought that maybe RH defaulted figure and table titles to a Caption, as that is what it calls that part in the Design view. But when I set Caption to my specs, it made no difference.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance!Please don't post the same question in two categories as apart from being against the forum rules it results in messy answers. Some in one category and some in another.
Here's a link to the other thread for anyone able to help Burtin.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/542860
The FM Integration category is for anything to do with issues that arise with FM to RH. FM has its own category for FM issues and there are various RH categories for content created in RH.
I am going to lock this thread so that answers end up in the right place.
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Troubles with RH's transformation of FM figure titles' & table captions' formats... Same problem?
Source agent: FM 9.0p250, unstructured
Transformative agent: RH 8.0.2.208
OS: WinXP Pro V. 2002 SP3
CPU: Core2 Quad @ 2.4 GHz
RAM: 3.25 GB
Free Space: 12.6 GB
File Sys.: NTFS
Swap: D & E (system-managed)
Is anyone else experiencing problems with RH not correctly transforming FM figure and table titles? I can get most of my design to work, but I am having a problem with RH not following-through with some of my table title format and figure title format specifications.
I am having problems with RH not correctly applying, or inconsistently applying, figure title and table caption attributes ("Paragraph" settings) that I specify through Project Settings | Import | Edit | Conversion Settings.
For example (in FM Table Designer), I have a table title paragraph design, "TT.Table Title", in which I specify Title > Above Table, and specify a paragraph design (FM style) of Arial, 10pt, regular, bold, 0" indents, alignment left. It works fine direct to print or PDF; the same is true with figure titles.
In RH (through Project Settings | Import > Edit | Conversion Settings [FrameMaker Settings] > Paragraph), I specify that the FM style is to transform through an RH style that I define (through Edit Style button > Styles > Format > Paragraph). I set the alignment, etc., as is required through RH, but when I look at the Design view and/or generate the output (say...Webhelp), RH has not correctly interpreted one or more of my specification's attributes.
For example, in the case of my table titles, in Design view, RH has centered the title (or in RH terms, the ''Caption") above the table. Or sometimes the bold attribute is missing. In Project Manager, if I right-click and select View, the title/caption sometimes appears as specified; however, if I Generate the WebHelp (or HTML Help, or whatever), the bold formatting isn't there.
I thought that maybe RH defaulted figure and table titles to a Caption, as that is what it calls that part in the Design view. But when I set Caption to my specs, it made no difference.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance!I may be off at a tangent here as this is a wild guess.
HTML recognises Table Heading and Table Text, RH does not recognise the Table Heading selector. Maybe with your knowledge of FM's table caption and that tidbit of information, you can change something in your FM table to avoid the problem, if indeed there is a link.
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How do I change the number format to the Indian-style comma separation?
So the default mode for Numbers is obviously the American-style comma seperation
ie. the number 123456789 will be displayed as: 123,456,789.
Does anyone know how to change this to accomodate the Indian counting system?
Specifically, to display 123456789 as 12,34,56,789.
Thanks!Default language setting for Numbers will follow your System Preferences country setting. This will determine format for decimal separator. I've never checked for the Indian format in Numbers, but if your system country setting is India, you should submit Feedback to the Numbers Team via the Numbers menu and tell them about the mistake.
Jerry
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