[RESOLVED] How to convert 1 to "One", 2 to "Two", etc

I have an integer value that needs to be displayed in an error message. Not a big deal, but would love to have "eight" in the message and not 8. Is there a built in function to convert integer values to their string representation?

It's in VB, but I am sure you can convert to VB.Net
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/ValueToWords.htm

No however google it and someones probably written a function for it. You could also easily write your own, depending on how high the number could be.

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Originally Posted by BillBoeBaggins

It's in VB, but I am sure you can convert to VB.Net
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/ValueToWords.htm

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VB is VB.Net. VB 6 is not.

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VB is VB.Net. VB 6 is not.

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Your point?

You said he may have to convert it to VB.Net, I'm letting him no that no conversion is necessary because they are the same thing.

this might give you a head start if you're writing your own function.

Currency to Words

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Originally Posted by Vectris

VB is VB.Net. VB 6 is not.

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looks to me like its VBA, which isnot VB.Net

Try this:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscct...berToText.aspx

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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Try this:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscct...berToText.aspx

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that only does 1 trillion - 1:p

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Originally Posted by .paul.

that only does 1 trillion - 1:p

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So then we can't convert the US national debt using this class. :eek:

Divide the number a few Times: One Trillion, One Trillion, One Trillion.. etc heh.

:afrog:

I have just written such function . I think you can do yourselft.
it is not difficult.
you have to skill about string function and you can use select case clause for that function.