In India, numbers are often represented in the lakh and crore notation. One lakh is 1,00,000 (One Hundred Thousand). Therefore ten lakhs are equal to one million. One crore is 1,00,00,000 (One Hundred Hundred Thousand) i.e ten millions. One arab is equal to 100 crores and one kharab is equal to 100 arabs.
This tool converts numerical text into words. Simply put, it converts the numbers into words. We often need to write numbers in words -- especially in financial documents. For example, on cheques or invoices, we always write amount in words too. This helps in preventing financial frauds.
For example, this tool will convert 42098465 into Four Crore Twenty Lakh Ninety-eight Thousand Four Hundred And Sixty-five
Here you can also convert negative and fractional numbers in words.
For example, this tool will convert -639.45 into Minus Six Hundred And Thirty-nine Point Four Five
You can also convert a number into INR currency words (i.e. in terms or Rupees and Paise).
Rupees in Words examples:
You also have the options to select various styles for writing Rupees - you can use "Rs." (the short form for India's currency), "₹" (symbol of Indian currency), "INR" (international currency code for Indian Rupee) or the full name, i.e. Rupees. It is a common practice in India to suffix the Rupees amount in words with "only" - you have the option to use this as well.
This tool uses the lakh and crore notation: