How to spell out numbers in Microsoft Word

Is there a way to spell out numbers in Word 2010?  Example - $100.00  to One Hundred Dollars.

Hi Ron,

Jeeped's referred you to Microsoft’s 'CardText' field switch, but that doesn’t support decimal values. The 'DollarText' field switch does, but it doesn’t express a value as ‘X dollars and Y cents’ – it returns ‘X and Y/00’. On top of that, neither switch supports values of 1 million or more. Here’s a more sophisticated approach:
{QUOTE {ASK Val "What is the amount?"}"{=INT(Val) \* CardText} dollar{=INT(Val)-1 \# "s;s;"}{IF{=MOD(Val,1) \# 0.00}> 0 " and {=MOD(Val,1)*100 \# 0 \* CardText} cent{=INT(MOD(Val,1)*100-1) \# "s;s;"}"}"}.

For something even more sophisticated that, unlike either of Microsoft’s field switches supports the use of 'and' in the strings per standard anglicized expressions, and really large values, you could use a field coded as:

{QUOTE {ASK Val "What is he amount?"}
{SET AbsVal {=ABS(Val)}}
{IF{=Val}< 0 "Minus "}
{IF{=INT(AbsVal/100000000)}<> 0 "{=INT(AbsVal/100000000) \*Cardtext} hundred "}
{IF{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/1000000),100)} <> 0 "{IF{=INT(AbsVal/100000000)}<> 0 "and "}"}
{IF{=INT(AbsVal/1000000)}<> 0 "{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/1000000),100) \*Cardtext} million, "}
{IF{=INT(AbsVal/100000)}<> 0 "{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/100000),10) \*Cardtext} hundred "}
{IF{=MOD(INT(AbsVal1000),100)} <> 0 "{IF{=INT(AbsVal/100000)}<> 0 "and "}"}
{IF{=INT(AbsVal/1000)}<> 0 "{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/1000),100) \*Cardtext} thousand, "}
{IF{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/100),10)}<> 0 "{=MOD(INT(AbsVal/100),10) \*Cardtext} hundred "}
{IF{=MOD(INT(AbsVal),100)}<> 0 "{IF{=INT(AbsVal/100)}<> 0 "and "}{=MOD(INT(AbsVal),100) \*Cardtext} "}
{=INT(AbsVal) \# \dollar;;}{IF{=INT(AbsVal)}> 1 "s"}
{IF{=MOD(AbsVal,1)}<> 0 "{IF{=INT(AbsVal)}<> 0 " and "}{=MOD(AbsVal,1)*100 \*Cardtext} cent{IF{=MOD(AbsVal,1)}> 0.01 s}"} \* FirstCap}.

With the second field you can go all the way to 99,999,999,999.99 but the text expression for the two highest orders of magnitude are not quite right (a bit more code could be introduced for that - but only if it was really needed).

You can omit/edit the:
{=INT(Val) \# \dollar;;}{IF{=INT(Val)}> 1 "s"} and {IF{=MOD(Val,1)}> 0.01 cents cent}"}
portions if you want no/different currency. You could likewise omit the various tests for inserting 'and ', if you prefer.

Note: The field brace pairs (ie '{ }') for the above example are created in the body of the document via Ctrl-F9 (Cmd-F9 on a Mac) - you can't simply type them or copy & paste them from this message.

A macro for converting the above to working fields can be downloaded from: http://www.gmayor.com/export_field.htm#TextToField

There is an add-in for this process now:  http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tip_pages/spell_out_currency.html

Handles the U.S. National dept up to 99 Trillion (or perhaps through the middle of next year)