Amount in words
Type the amount in digits and get it written out for a document straight away: in four versions.
- Uzbek (Latin)
Bir million bir yuz o'n bir ming ikki yuz ellik ikki so'm 33 tiyin
- Uzbek (Cyrillic)
Бир миллион бир юз ўн бир минг икки юз эллик икки сўм 33 тийин
- Russian
Один миллион сто одиннадцать тысяч двести пятьдесят два сума 33 тийина
- English
One million one hundred eleven thousand two hundred fifty-two soums 33 tiyin
How to use it
- Type the amount in digits: spaces, a comma or a point are fine (for example, 1,111,252.33).
- Use a space for thousands and a comma for the fraction; an ambiguous entry such as “1,234” is not accepted and an explanation appears.
- Tiyin are rounded to 2 decimals; if you like, tiyin can also be given in words.
- The result appears in four versions: Uzbek in Latin and Cyrillic, Russian and English. The “Copy” button moves the text into your document.
- The whole part can be up to 999,999,999,999,999 soums.
Examples
Examples made up by the author:
| Amount | Uzbek (Latin) | Russian | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 111 252,33 | Bir million bir yuz o'n bir ming ikki yuz ellik ikki so'm 33 tiyin | Один миллион сто одиннадцать тысяч двести пятьдесят два сума 33 тийина | One million one hundred eleven thousand two hundred fifty-two soums 33 tiyin |
| 2 000 000,00 | Ikki million so'm 00 tiyin | Два миллиона сумов 00 тийинов | Two million soums 00 tiyin |
| 21 000,50 | Yigirma bir ming so'm 50 tiyin | Двадцать одна тысяча сумов 50 тийинов | Twenty-one thousand soums 50 tiyin |
A ready Excel file and the formula
In the ready Excel file, type the amount in cell B3 and choose the script in B4 (1 — Latin, 2 — Cyrillic); the result appears in cell B6. The formulas are open and the words are on the “Lugat” sheet, where you can change them.
The calculation takes three steps: the amount is converted to tiyin; that is turned into a 17-digit text and cut into groups of three digits (trillion, billion, million, thousand, units); each group is written out with words for hundreds, tens and units. The main formulas:
B7: =ROUND(B3*100,0) B8: =TEXT(B7,"00000000000000000") B10: =VALUE(MID($B$8,1,3)) C10: =IF(B10=0,"",TRIM(IF(INT(B10/100)>0,INDEX(Lugat!$B$2:$C$11,INT(B10/100)+1,$B$4)&" "&INDEX(Lugat!$H$2:$I$2,1,$B$4),"")&" "&INDEX(Lugat!$D$2:$E$11,INT(MOD(B10,100)/10)+1,$B$4)&" "&INDEX(Lugat!$B$2:$C$11,MOD(B10,10)+1,$B$4)&" "&INDEX(Lugat!$H$6:$I$6,1,$B$4)))
Limits and note
- Cell B6 joins the groups (C10:C14), capitalises the first letter and adds the words for soum and tiyin at the end. Depending on your regional settings, Excel may need a semicolon instead of a comma.
- The Excel file works up to 9,999,999,999,999.99 soums: Excel calculates with 15-digit accuracy. The calculator on the site works up to 999,999,999,999,999 soums.
- In the Russian and English text the currency word (сум, сума, сумов; soum, soums) follows general grammar rules; if your organisation's document form requires a different wording, follow it.
- Official requirements for writing amounts in words in documents were not reviewed on this page.
Related
- Glossary: currency
- Document and receipt: why everything is written down
- VAT calculator
- Depreciation calculator
Download
Sources
- Number names: general rules of Uzbek, Russian and English.
- Examples, formulas and the Excel file: made and tested by the author.