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I couldn't follow your response. Are you turning numbers in the text
into fields in order to convert them? It seems like it would just be
simpler to type the number words!

I mentioned a few weeks ago that someone (in Germany) wrote me a macro
for converting figures to English text that worked very well -- and
then when I tried to install another macro, all the macros ceased
functioning. One of these days I'll try reinstalling it, following
your how-to-use-macros instructions.

On Jan 28, 10:40*am, "Graham Mayor" wrote:
Press F9 when you have entered it.

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MrReeLady wrote:
Thanks for your help Graham. *I don't know if I'm just an idiot but
once I've done the ctrl f9, typed in the formula.... do I just hit
enter and then it should appear in text? *If so, it's not working....
I'm thinking I'm missing a step.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Try { =123 \*cardtext }
with CTRL+F9 for the brackets

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MrReeLady wrote:
I wasn't able to find what I'm looking for - I should elaborate and
say that the number is not entered as a field reference. *It is
strictly in the text - the formula possibly included CTRL F9 (could
that be?)..... It was so easy.... arghhhhhh! *Any help would be
appreciated.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

See the relevant sewction of
http://www.gmayor.com/formatting_word_fields.htm

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MrReeLady wrote:
I came across this information about a month ago but did not
bookmark the page and I cannot remember the formula... it was very
easy... something like {/amount...} I really can't remember, but
you just entered this in your text and it converted accurately the
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