Hi stejpal,Just leave of the second argument, that is just use WordNum(NumericField2)Bruce

Hi,I've done something similar using a textbox and a listbox, which I hide when the textbox is empty and populate with matching entries when it is full.Might be a starting point for you, attached is my demo.Bruce

Hi Peter,You could move the WordNum function to the calculate event of the text field (might be a better place for it anyway).So you would have something like; WordNum(NumericField2, 2)Bruce----- form1.#subform[1].DollarAmountText::calculate: - (FormCalc, client) ------------------------------

FormCalc has a WordNum function that will do this.  So maybe on the exit event of the dollar amount field you could have;DollarAmountText = WordNum($ , 2)Where DollarAmountText is the field to show the text equivalent. "$" is FormCalc's way of referring to the current field and "2" means monetary va...

llyaYou could also use the global match attribute of the RegExp ... that is the "g" placed after the RegExp.replace(/ü/g,"ue")