Hi all,

I am a newbie to FM. I need some help please. is there a function that converts figures to words (25 = twenty five)?

thanks very much in advance

Here is one, http://www.briandunning.com/cf/106.

There are other choices as well on this site. It is just matter of choosing which one fits your need.

thanks very much for your kind help.. hope i manage to make it work

when i press OK i am getting alot of errors about the parameters... can you please help me

thanks very very much

Which function did you use?

Also, which errors are you receiving?

i am using the one you suggested however i tried another an get the same errors

the error i get is the the specified parameter does not exist. it also highlight numberIn

i think i must be doing something wrong

BTW i am using FM 9Pro advanced

can you post your database, or another with an example how you are using it?

Hi Antoinedeb, and welcome to the forum

What version of FileMaker, Operating System, and Platform are you using. There many questions that will answered in a way that is best suited for your combination of Profile.

You can enter this information in your Profile, and then you won't have to supply it each time you ask a question.

Go the the Menu Bar, click on [color:blue]MY PROFILE >> Control Panel >> [color:blue]FileMaker Questions (bottom of the list)

Lee

when i press OK i am getting alot of errors about the parameters... can you

Have you ever installed a custom function before? It's pretty simple, once you get it down.

Are you getting stuck at the Custom Function dialog or the field definition?

Edited November 17, 200817 yr by Guest

I made a quick sample so you can compare your CF with this to see where you might have errored.

HTH

Lee

Antoinedeb.fp7.zip

Hi All and thanks for the quick response

In fact it is the first time installing a custom function and the error i am getting is in the Custom Function dialog.

I am using FM9Pro advanced on a XP

thanks

Antoine

When creating a custom function, there are four text boxes. The first is for the name of the function. The second is where you enter parameters, the third where the added parameters are shown. The fourth box is for the calculation text.

I'm guessing you're not adding the parameters correctly (or at all).

Hi DJ. that is very possible or perhaps you are 100% correct. how can i learn to do it right?

thanks

Antoine

Antoine,

I attached a file in my previous post, so that may compare your file to how the Custom Function [color:blue] NumberInWords is entered, and you can then compare that to what you have entered.

BTW, I didn't see the need for the two parameters Currency; DecimalCurr, but then the point was to show you how to enter these things for this Custom Function into the Custom Function New, Edit Box.

HTH

Lee