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Number To Word Formula in Excel  To use the code we’ve shared on our article , follow these easy steps: 1. Open Excel and go to the Developer tab. If you don’t see the Developer tab, you may need to enable it in Excel’s options. 2. Click on Visual Basic to open the VBA editor. 3. Copy the code from our website and paste it into the VBA editor. 4. Press Alt + Q to exit the VBA editor and return to your Excel worksheet. How to do that simply follow along with our video steps  Once you’ve done this, the code will automatically convert numbers into words. This feature is especially useful for banking, finance, or any work involving MIS (Management Information Systems). It’s a great technique to make your work in Excel more efficient. If you want to make it even easier to use, you can create a button in Excel and assign this macro to it. This way, you can simply click the button to run the code whenever you need to convert numbers to words. At Discover Talent, we offer free trainin...

C reate and use funnel charts in Excel Welcome! At Discover Talent, our goal is to provide you with easy-to-understand and practical content on business analytics, automation, MIS (Management Information Systems), and dashboard creation. We regularly update our website and YouTube channel with videos that help you learn and improve these essential skills. We are also enplaning how you can create Funnel chart in Excel in Video format watch this 1 minute video and upskill your self. In our latest video series, we focus on creating funnel charts using Excel data. Funnel charts are a great way to visualize the progress of a process and see which stages have been completed and which ones still need work. They help you understand where you might be losing efficiency and what areas need attention. Our tutorials are designed to be straightforward and accessible, even if you’re new to these concepts. We break down each step, making it easy for you to follow along and apply what you learn to...

Please Watch the below Video to act Upon and then Apply this code to use in your daily regime activity  Copy this all and paste in developer tab and run the code  Function NumberToWords(ByVal MyNumber)     Dim Units As String     Dim Tens As String     Dim Hundreds As String     Dim Thousands As String     Dim TempStr As String     Dim DecimalPlace As Integer     Dim Count As Integer     Dim DecimalValue As String     ReDim Place(9) As String     Place(2) = " Thousand "     Place(3) = " Million "     Place(4) = " Billion "     Place(5) = " Trillion "     MyNumber = Trim(CStr(MyNumber))     DecimalPlace = InStr(MyNumber, ".")     If DecimalPlace > 0 Then         DecimalValue = Mid(MyNumber, DecimalPlace + 1)         MyNumber = Trim(Left(MyNumber, DecimalPlace - 1))    ...