By: Shamima Sultana

In reply to MR NIGUSSIE WABELLA.

Hello MR. Nigussie Wabella,

If the number has a decimal place, you can modify the formula to handle the fractional part separately. Typically, you would convert the integer part using the existing logic and then append the decimal portion as individual digits or words.

For example, if the number is 1234.56, you might represent it as “One thousand two hundred thirty-four point five six” or “One thousand two hundred thirty-four and fifty-six hundredths” depending on your preferred format.

To achieve this in Excel, you may need to extract the decimal portion using MOD(A1,1) and process it separately. Let me know if you need a specific formula for your use case!

Regards
ExcelDemy