Number to Words takes the number however you write it
v1.5.1If you typed an amount the way it appears on a bank statement or a cheque, the converter used to refuse it. Now it reads it.
Fixed
- Number to Words now accepts spaces between the digits — 1 00 000 and 10 50 00 000 both work. That is how amounts in lakh are usually written by hand, and until now the tool turned them away and asked for a plain number instead.
- It also takes a ₹ sign, a trailing /-, an amount part-written as 2 lakh 35000, and shorthand like 5e10.
- The note on spelling said the form without the 'and' — 'one hundred one' — was British. It is the American one; British usage keeps the 'and'. Corrected, and it now agrees with the answer further down the same page.
Improved
- Number to Words now answers the question it gets asked most: how to write an amount in rupees on a cheque or an invoice. That includes the part it cannot do for you — anything after the decimal point is read digit by digit, so ₹1,687.50 comes out as 'point five zero' and you will need to write the paise yourself.
- The footer links every tool category now, not only the media ones. Finance, Developer, Utilities, Health and Productivity were in the menu but missing from the bottom of the page.
- Sharing a link now shows that page's own title and description. Every page apart from the individual tool and game pages was previously sharing the homepage's.