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SaketSidanaAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
May 10, 2013

Slight modifications: Spellings of dollars are incorrect which would cause incorrect replacement of the string. Also modified the code slightly. Please try it out and debug yourself.

form1.#subform[0].AMT_WORDS::exit - (FormCalc, client)

//RTGS_AMT::exit-(form calc,client)

var Y;

var Z;

Z = RTGS_AMT.rawValue;

AMT_WORDS.rawValue= WordNum(Z,2);

Y = AMT_WORDS.rawValue;

Y = Replace(Y,"Dollars","Rupees"); // changed spellings here.

Y = Replace(Y,"Cents","Paise");

AMT_WORDS.rawValue = Y;

// AMT_WORDS = WordNum(RTGS_AMT,Z,2); // This is not required.

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SaketSidanaAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
May 10, 2013

Instead of using the statement:

var Y,Z;

Use

var Y;

var Z;

i.e. you need to split up the var declarations. Thisi s not javascript but formcalc and hence, this nuance.

This should do it!

-Saket.

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BARETH_1981Author
Level 2
May 10, 2013

rest is perfect or need some altration

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SaketSidanaAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
May 10, 2013

Slight modifications: Spellings of dollars are incorrect which would cause incorrect replacement of the string. Also modified the code slightly. Please try it out and debug yourself.

form1.#subform[0].AMT_WORDS::exit - (FormCalc, client)

//RTGS_AMT::exit-(form calc,client)

var Y;

var Z;

Z = RTGS_AMT.rawValue;

AMT_WORDS.rawValue= WordNum(Z,2);

Y = AMT_WORDS.rawValue;

Y = Replace(Y,"Dollars","Rupees"); // changed spellings here.

Y = Replace(Y,"Cents","Paise");

AMT_WORDS.rawValue = Y;

// AMT_WORDS = WordNum(RTGS_AMT,Z,2); // This is not required.

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    mswargam
    March 24, 2023

    worked successfully.
    After trying various methods, found your post.
    Thanks a lot

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    BARETH_1981Author
    Level 2
    May 11, 2013

    Sir,

    One more thing i would like to know that how i can set the digit terms in form calculation (i.e. if i have put a figure 100,000 the output come as one hundred thousand instead of one lac ) i have set the digit for lac but it only convert the value of 100000 when i went further it converts the value as usual like two hundred thousand,three hundred thousand. What would be the solution for that. I also have two numeric fields will it work for both fields if yes then what changes should be made in the script so that i can get the results.

    regards

    uma shankar

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      SaketSidanaAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      May 12, 2013

      Y = Replace(Y,"hundred thousand", "lac");

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        BARETH_1981Author
        Level 2
        May 17, 2013

        sir,

        it only work if we converts the value from 100000 to 120000 but as well as we move further like 120001 it gets fail & converts the value in usual manner i.e. one hundred twenty thousand one only

        regards

        uma shankar

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          BARETH_1981Author
          Level 2
          May 31, 2013

          it works very well

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          wackronie
          wackronie
          August 26, 2015

          This works great how , could the same be working for 3 decimals , it tried to convert to string and read the value with right function , but it fails as soon as there is number ends with zeros .Please help .

          Grandtotal.format.picture.value = "z,zzz,zz9.999"

          var x = wordnum(numtoword)

          var y  = Right(Grandtotal, 3)

          y = wordnum(y)

          this.rawValue = Concat(x," Currency And ",Subcurrency," Fils")

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          polsonap
          May 1, 2020

          Hi

          I want to convert UAE currency in words i.e 10,199.55 (Ten Thousand One Hundred Ninety-nine & Fils Fifty-five Only) is there anybody who can tell me how to do the same.

           

          Regards

           

          Polson

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