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EXCEL ARABIC FUNCTION
Excel ARABIC Function Introduction
The Arabic function in Excel transforms a Roman numeral to an Arabic numeral.
Description of Excel ARABIC Function
Syantax:
=ARABIC( text )
Parameter:
- The text argument represents a Roman number in text form (no more than 255 characters long).
Step By Step Guide of ARABIC Function
Example:
The spreadsheet below illustrates five applications of the Excel Arabic Function.
Key Points
- #VALUE!
– Occurs if the text parameter given is not a valid Roman number. - #NAME? – Occurs if one of the following conditions are met: The text parameter is passed straight to the function without being surrounded by quotation marks.
or
You are using a version of Excel before to 2013 that does not support the Arabic function.
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