How do we convert numbers to words. Especially useful if you are writing cheques (checks) through printing through a soft file. The logic given below is one for India – it uses crores and lacs. … more →
Useful Excel Tipsanupagarwal wrote 1 month ago: How do we convert numbers to words. Especially useful if you are writing cheques (checks) through pr … more →
anupagarwal wrote 2 months ago: The problem here is extraction of multiple results from a two column array through a vlookup The … more →
mohibalvi wrote 3 months ago: What built-in functions/operators are available for manipulating strings? The most useful ones are L … more →
swingpants wrote 4 months ago: What is the fastest way to copy an array? Concat or Slice? There is only one way to find out. FIGHT! … more →
mcloide wrote 9 months ago: When you are taking an exam Strings and Patterns are by far one of the hardest part of the exam. I w … more →
415systems wrote 10 months ago: If you manage lists of email addresses in either Excel or a database, the time will come when you wa … more →
Bryan wrote 11 months ago: In PHP, the operator to concatenate or combine strings together is: . (dot) Here are some examples o … more →
fripp wrote 1 year ago: I just uploaded CentOS 5.1! You can download it here. I splitted the image in two different segments … more →
Emily wrote 1 year ago: Problem: I have a select statement that returns more than one rows of result, and I need to concaten … more →
Andrej Kazakov wrote 1 year ago: Recently I had a very simple problem in C++ – I had to enumerate 5 filenames with an index in … more →
BestbitFUNtyp0 wrote 1 year ago: Everyone does it, but how many people do it with grace? I’m sure there was a point in time wh … more →
syedgakbar wrote 1 year ago: I was looking today for a simple technique to get a list of long array values as a comma separate s … more →
jeffweaver wrote 2 years ago: Data: FirstName LastName John Smith Jason Smith And … more →
waldo wrote 2 years ago: A simplistic concatenation aggregate function for Access (which maintains one advantage(?) over this … more →