Answer by Seamus for Convert any number to corresponding word
fmcount only works with numbers up to 100,000. For larger numbers, you will need to use numname which borrows the code from the memoir class. From what I recall, this can deal with bigger numbers....
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Answer by frabjous for Convert any number to corresponding word
The moreenum package already does this as...
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You can use the fmtcount package to achieve that:\documentclass{minimal}\usepackage{fmtcount}\begin{document}4: \numberstringnum{4}31: \numberstringnum{31}\end{document}Use \Numberstringnum and...
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This is a wild one: can anyone write a code that converts a number into the corresponding word? e.g.:4 -> 'four'31 -> 'thirty-one'and so on. Obviously, it is not enough to build an array in which...
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