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The latest version of SpellNumber The latest version 4.0 of MS Excel currency converter has been released. It has the following bug fixes. See here how to use it in your excel workbook. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-PE5h6rGrQ&feature=youtu.be It used to give the wrong result for a value between 1,99,999 to 9,99,999. It has been fixed now in version 4.0 download the latest module here  https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4UB3eOhhY26YnFucWJjWHhYM28/edit You can download the complete excel file here https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B4UB3eOhhY26MHdzd1MyMkEyVVk Direct access  https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4UB3eOhhY26OTA1UGRSQUNYdjA/view?usp=sharing

MS Excel currency converter 3.0 has been updated with bug fixes. This is the new version of my amazing currency converter VBA utility for MS Excel. The macro will convert the currency number which is in number to text. For example, Rs. 14,250 is a common standard to represent the money of Indian Rupees Fourteen Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty. This VBA code takes the input as 14250 and prints as 'Fourteen Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty'. It can be used in writing cheques, generating financial reports, MIS reports, and other accounting purposes. If you are familiar with accounting software such as Tally, you will know that the current number is converted into text. But this feature is not available in MS Excel. The earlier version had few bugs which were reported by the users. I have fixed them in this version.  Below is the list of bugs fixed 1. For 1000 and 100000 it was resulting in a null string. Now it has been fixed. You can download the VBA module here. A...

It is very useful sometimes to have a shortcut to swap 2 cell values. I have created a macro in VBA to do this. Just copy paste the code below in your VBA module. This video will help you with the procedure VBA Code ------------- Sub Swap2Values()     Dim Value1 As Range, Value2 As Range     Dim TempValue1 As String, TempValue2 As String     If Selection.Cells.Count > 2 Or Selection.Cells.Count < 2 Then         MsgBox "Please select only 2 cells. For other options check back soon!"         End     End If       If Selection.Areas.Count > 1 Then         Set Value1 = Selection.Areas(1).Cells(1, 1)         Set Value2 = Selection.Areas(2).Cells(1, 1)     ElseIf Selection.Rows.Count > Selection.Columns.Count Then         Set Value1 = Selection.Range("A1")         Set Value2 = Se...