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| | I am working on a Mortgage Note that requires a spelled out loan amount. For example, $100.10 would be spelled out as One hundred dollars and Ten cents ( or One hundred and 10/100 dollars ). Thanks, John Hoopes Security Savings Bank jhoopes@securitysb.com
Thanks for your help, 
John Hoopes 
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| | Use MS Word's built in switches. This works for me for anything less than one million. If you have a high volume of $1,000,000 + loans, I'm sure there's a more complicated way to make it work, otherwise you can always do those ones manually. For <$1,000,000.00 loans: Use field ID 819. Don't use field ID 11 because it rounds to the dollar. After inserting this field, right-click on it in Word and select Toggle Field Codes. Insert the "\* DollarText" switch inside of the brackets. This will default to all lower case. You can further format it to your preference using \*Caps, \*FirstCap, or \*Upper. Example: A loan amount of 123,456.78 would display as One hundred twenty-three thousand four hundred fifty-six and 78/100 using this code: { MERGEFIELD PNT_819 \* DollarText \* FirstCap } Regards, |
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