Excel Tutorial: Excel BAHTTEXT Function

BAHTTEXT Function in Excel is used to convert a number to Thai Text with a suffix of Baht. For Example: Consider the number 1234, if this number is supplied to the BAHTTEXT Function, the output will be One thousand two hundred thirty four Baht in Thai text.

Before going to learn about the syntax of BAHTTEXT Function, there is one common question that many people ask me,
Question: "Is it possible to display the number in English Text instead of BAHTTEXT?"
Answer: "No, It is not possible. :-)"

BAHTTEXT Function Syntax:
BAHTTEXT(number)
number is the parameter that you want to convert to text, or you can also pass the reference to a cell.

BAHTTEXT Function Example:
Open an Excel sheet and goto Cell A1, and type 1234 in the cell. Goto any other cell(say B1) and type

=BAHTTEXT(A1)

Output: Displays One thousand two hundred thirty four Baht in Thai text