RE: NUMBER TO LETTERS CONVERTER

FUNCTION
Posted by Micky Master on 3/5/2007 8:20:00 AM

Hi

Try Below Two functions as per your requirement.

(1).........................

1* SELECT to_char(date '-4712-01-01' + (&n-1), 'JSP') from dual

Enter value for n: 1721058
old   1: SELECT to_char(date '-4712-01-01' + (&n-1), 'JSP') from dual
new   1: SELECT to_char(date '-4712-01-01' + (1721058-1), 'JSP') from dual
TO_CHAR(DATE'-4712-01-01'+(1721058-1),'JSP')
---------------------------------------------------------
ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND FIFTY-EIG

(2)..........................................

create or replace
 2  function spell_number( p_number in number )
 3  return varchar2
 4  as
 5      type myArray is table of varchar2(255);
 6      l_str    myArray := myArray( '',
 7                             ' thousand ', ' million ',
 8                             ' billion ', ' trillion ',
 9                             ' quadrillion ', ' quintillion ',
10                             ' sextillion ', ' septillion ',
11                             ' octillion ', ' nonillion ',
12                             ' decillion ', ' undecillion ',
13                             ' duodecillion ' );
14
15      l_num   varchar2(50) default trunc( p_number );
16      l_return varchar2(4000);
17  begin
18      for i in 1 .. l_str.count
19      loop
20          exit when l_num is null;
21
22          if ( substr(l_num, length(l_num)-2, 3) <> 0 )
23          then
24             l_return := to_char(
25                             to_date(
26                              substr(l_num, length(l_num)-2, 3),
27                                'J' ),
28                         'Jsp' ) || l_str(i) || l_return;
29          end if;
30          l_num := substr( l_num, 1, length(l_num)-3 );
31      end loop;
32
33      return l_return;
34  end;
35  /

Function created.

ops$tkyte@DEV816>
ops$tkyte@DEV816> select
 2  spell_number( 12345678901234567890123456789012345678 )
 3  from dual;

SPELL_NUMBER(1234567890123456789012345678901234567
--------------------------------------------------
Twelve undecillion Three Hundred Forty-Five decill
ion Six Hundred Seventy-Eight nonillion Nine Hundr
ed One octillion Two Hundred Thirty-Four septillio
n Five Hundred Sixty-Seven sextillion Eight Hundre
d Ninety quintillion One Hundred Twenty-Three quad
rillion Four Hundred Fifty-Six trillion Seven Hund
red Eighty-Nine billion Twelve million Three Hundr
ed Forty-Five thousand Six Hundred Seventy-Eight

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Regards
Tariq Bashir
Cell + 966 - 502652230

Re: NUMBER TO LETTERS CONVERTER

FUNCTION
Posted by ahmadnoman on 3/6/2007 12:32:00 AM

function convert_number (value number) return varchar2 is

   value_text  varchar2(80);
 begin
   value_text := to_char( to_date(value,'YYYY'),'Yyyysp');
   return(value_text);
 end;
On 3/5/07, joshhhhhh via oracle-dev-l

Re: NUMBER TO LETTERS CONVERTER

FUNCTION
Posted by SQLUSA on 3/6/2007 6:26:00 AM

> function convert_number (value number) return varchar2 is

>     value_text  varchar2(80);
>   begin
>     value_text := to_char( to_date(value,'YYYY'),'Yyyysp');
>     return(value_text);
>   end;
>

Performance-wise, how the function solution compares to inline script?

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>
> function convert_number (value number) return varchar2 is
>     value_text  varchar2(80);
>   begin
>     value_text := to_char( to_date(value,'YYYY'),'Yyyysp');
>     return(value_text);
>   end;
>
>
>
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> On 3/5/07, joshhhhhh via oracle-dev-l
> wrote:
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> > Try This
> > select to_char(to_date( 9341 ,'J' ), 'JSP' ) from dual; cheers vinod
> > -----"afahed via oracle-dev-l"  x.com> wrote: ----- To: joshhhhhh  From:
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> > hed via oracle-dev-l"  Date: 03
> > /05/2007 01:13PM Subject: RE: [oracle-dev-l] NUMBER TO LETTERS CONVERTER
> > FUNCTION  Thanks a lot for your help but
> > I want the converter to convert the number to letters like If I put
> > 4320 the out put will be four thousands three hundred twenty Or some t
> > hing like that Thanks and I appreciate your help Regards Fahed A
> > hmad -----Original Message----- From: meetasher via oracle-dev-l
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> > NCTION HI CHECK IT OUT... SQL> SELECT CHR(6
> > 5) FROM DUAL; C- ATHANKS AND REGARDS -----
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> > O LETTERS CONVERTER FUNCTION > > > DEAR All;
> > > I have a form that takes trhe numbers and I want ot transfer the nu
> > mber > into the letters I know this function but the problem is that
> > I forgot > it > Can anybody help? > Your help is apprecia
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RE: NUMBER TO LETTERS CONVERTER

FUNCTION
Posted by George Lewycky  on 3/6/2007 4:49:00 PM

If you have Oracle's Financial APPS:

AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG is a canned package that has this capability:

Here is the PL/SQL, plus I included another one I found on the web
beneath this...

George Lewycky
http://georgenet.net/oracle

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG AUTHID CURRENT_USER

AS
/* $Header: apamtuts.pls 115.1 99/09/30 16:00:38 porting ship  $ */

 FUNCTION ap_convert_number(in_numeral IN NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2;

END AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG;
/

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG AS

/* $Header: apamtutb.pls 115.4 99/09/02 16:01:56 porting s $ */

function ap_convert_number (in_numeral IN NUMBER) return varchar2  is

 c_zero              ap_lookup_codes.displayed_field%TYPE;
 c_thousand          ap_lookup_codes.displayed_field%TYPE;
 c_million           ap_lookup_codes.displayed_field%TYPE;
 c_billion           ap_lookup_codes.displayed_field%TYPE;
 number_too_large    exception;
 numeral             integer := abs(in_numeral);
 max_digit           integer := 12;  -- for numbers less than a
trillion
 number_text         varchar2(240) := '';
 billion_seg         varchar2(25);
 million_seg         varchar2(25);
 thousand_seg        varchar2(25);
 units_seg           varchar2(25);
 billion_lookup      varchar2(80);
 million_lookup      varchar2(80);
 thousand_lookup     varchar2(80);
 units_lookup        varchar2(80);
 session_language    fnd_languages.nls_language%TYPE;
 thousand            number      := power(10,3);
 million             number      := power(10,6);
 billion             number      := power(10,9);

begin
 if numeral >= power(10,max_digit) then
    raise number_too_large;
 end if;

--For Bug459665
if numeral = 0 then
 select ' '||displayed_field||' '
 into
        c_zero
 from   ap_lookup_codes
 where  lookup_code = 'ZERO';
    return(c_zero);
 end if;

billion_seg := to_char(trunc(numeral/billion));
 numeral := numeral - (trunc(numeral/billion) * billion);
 million_seg := to_char(trunc(numeral/million));
 numeral := numeral - (trunc(numeral/million) * million);
 thousand_seg := to_char(trunc(numeral/thousand));
 units_seg := to_char(mod(numeral,thousand));

 select ' '||lc1.displayed_field||' ',

        ' '||lc2.displayed_field||' ',
        ' '||lc3.displayed_field||' ',
        ' '||lc4.displayed_field,
        lc5.description,
        lc6.description,
        lc7.description,
        lc8.description
 into   c_billion,
        c_million,
        c_thousand,
        c_zero,
        billion_lookup,
        million_lookup,
        thousand_lookup,
        units_lookup
 from   ap_lookup_codes lc1,
        ap_lookup_codes lc2,
        ap_lookup_codes lc3,
        ap_lookup_codes lc4,
        ap_lookup_codes lc5,
        ap_lookup_codes lc6,
        ap_lookup_codes lc7,
        ap_lookup_codes lc8
 where  lc1.lookup_code = 'BILLION'
 and    lc1.lookup_type = 'NLS TRANSLATION'
 and    lc2.lookup_code = 'MILLION'
 and    lc2.lookup_type = 'NLS TRANSLATION'
 and    lc3.lookup_code = 'THOUSAND'
 and    lc3.lookup_type = 'NLS TRANSLATION'
 and    lc4.lookup_code = 'ZERO'
 and    lc4.lookup_type = 'NLS TRANSLATION'
 and    lc5.lookup_code = billion_seg
 and    lc5.lookup_type = 'NUMBERS'
 and    lc6.lookup_code = million_seg
 and    lc6.lookup_type = 'NUMBERS'
 and    lc7.lookup_code = thousand_seg
 and    lc7.lookup_type = 'NUMBERS'
 and    lc8.lookup_code = units_seg
 and    lc8.lookup_type = 'NUMBERS';

--Commented For Bug459665

/*
if numeral = 0 then
    return(c_zero);
 end if;
*/
select substr(userenv('LANGUAGE'),1,instr(userenv('LANGUAGE'),'_')-1)
 into   session_language
 from   dual;

--Bug 335063 fix.

 if (session_language = 'FRENCH' or session_language = 'CANADIAN

FRENCH')
    and thousand_seg = '1' then
    thousand_lookup := null;
 end if;
--

 if billion_seg <> '0' then

    number_text := number_text||billion_lookup ||c_billion;
 end if;

 if million_seg <> '0' then

    number_text := number_text||million_lookup||c_million;
 end if;

 if thousand_seg <> '0' then

    number_text := number_text||thousand_lookup||c_thousand;
 end if;

 if units_seg <> '0' then

    number_text := number_text||units_lookup;
 end if;

 number_text := ltrim(number_text);
 number_text := upper(substr(number_text,1,1)) ||

rtrim(lower(substr(number_text,2,length(number_text))));

 return(number_text);

exception
 when number_too_large then
       return(null);
 when others then
       return(null);
end;

END AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG;
/

And I FOUND THIS ONE A FEW YEARS AGO ON THE WEB:

  http://www.geocities.com/oracletricks/plsql/currencywords.txt

--

-- Copywright 2002, joel crainshaw & chet west

--

-- DESCRIPTION
--     convert a number to words for printinng checks
--    there are numerous solutions and this  one was pulled together
--    from several other solutions we found;  unfortunately, we don't
have
--    the original author out function is baased on to provide credit
--
--    this is the "limited" solution that usses julian date conversions
--    to simply accomplish the results whichh limits our output to
--    $5,373,484.00
--

-- MODIFICATION HISTORY
-- Person      Date       Comments
-- ---------   ---------- --------------------------------------------
-- chet/joel   ??/??/2001 Initial Creation
--

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION currencywords (

  p_val   IN   NUMBER
)
  RETURN CHAR IS
  cents   NUMBER;
  c_str   VARCHAR2 (80);

  FUNCTION spell (
     p_value   IN   NUMBER
 )
     RETURN CHAR IS
  BEGIN
     IF p_value > 0 THEN
        RETURN (INITCAP (TO_CHAR (TO_DATE (p_value, 'j'), 'jsp')));
     ELSE
        RETURN ('');
     END IF;
  END spell;
--
BEGIN
  cents := MOD (p_val, 1) * 100;

  IF cents > 0 THEN -- creates string for cents

     c_str := ' dollars AND ' || LOWER (spell (cents)) || ' cents';
  ELSE
     c_str := ' dollars AND zero cents';
  END IF;

  IF      p_val >= 1
      AND p_val <= 5373484 THEN -- creates dollar string up to
$5,373,484.00
     RETURN ('** the SUM OF '|| INITCAP (spell (FLOOR (p_val))) ||
c_str || '**');
  ELSE
     RETURN ('** error **');
  END IF;
END; -- Function CURRENCYWORDS