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Amount in words

Type the amount in digits and get it written out for a document straight away: in four versions.

in soums; e.g. 1,111,252.33
  • 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:

AmountUzbek (Latin)RussianEnglish
1 111 252,33Bir million bir yuz o'n bir ming ikki yuz ellik ikki so'm 33 tiyinОдин миллион сто одиннадцать тысяч двести пятьдесят два сума 33 тийинаOne million one hundred eleven thousand two hundred fifty-two soums 33 tiyin
2 000 000,00Ikki million so'm 00 tiyinДва миллиона сумов 00 тийиновTwo million soums 00 tiyin
21 000,50Yigirma bir ming so'm 50 tiyinДвадцать одна тысяча сумов 50 тийиновTwenty-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.

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Sources

  • Number names: general rules of Uzbek, Russian and English.
  • Examples, formulas and the Excel file: made and tested by the author.