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Friday, May 14, 2010

ROMAN Function (Functions in Excel)



Number
Roman
1
I
 =ROMAN(C4)
2
II
 =ROMAN(C5)
3
III
 =ROMAN(C6)
5
V
 =ROMAN(C7)
10
X
 =ROMAN(C8)
1998
MCMXCVIII
 =ROMAN(C9)
1998
MCMXCVIII
 =ROMAN(C10,0)
1998
MLMVLIII
 =ROMAN(C11,1)
1998
MXMVIII
 =ROMAN(C12,2)
1998
MVMIII
 =ROMAN(C13,3)
1998
MVMIII
 =ROMAN(C14,4)
1998
MCMXCVIII
 =ROMAN(C15,TRUE)
1998
MVMIII
 =ROMAN(C16,FALSE)

What Does It Do ?
This function produces a number shown as Roman numerals in various formats.
Syntax
=ROMAN(NormalNumber,RomanNumberFormat)
The RomanNumberFormat can be any of the following.
0 is Classic. This is used if no format is specified.
1 is more Concise.
2 is even more Concise.
3 is even more Concise still.
4 is Simplified.
TRUE is Classic
FALSE is Simplified
Formatting
No special formatting is needed.
Note
There is no function to do the opposite calculation of Roman to normal.

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