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looking on your question, only one word comes to my mind: WHY ?<br />
who might need this in batch nowadays? &nbsp;But, probably someone here will have something like that saved.<br />
Last time I was solving something similar, my batch was calling external vbs to do this :-)
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looking on your question, only one word comes to my mind: WHY ?
who might need this in batch nowadays?  But, probably someone here will have something like that saved.
Last time I was solving something similar, my batch was calling external vbs to do this :-)

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Hello Experts,<br />
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Using this batch how to print %sum1% in words along with numbers<br />
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@echo off<br />
:Loop<br />
echo Enter a number:<br />
set /p num1= &nbsp;<br />
set /a sum1=&quot;num1 * 100000&quot;<br />
echo The total is %sum1%<br />
goto :Loop
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Hello Experts,

Using this batch how to print %sum1% in words along with numbers

@echo off
:Loop
echo Enter a number:
set /p num1=  
set /a sum1="num1 * 100000"
echo The total is %sum1%
goto :Loop

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