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ROMAN
This function converts an arabic numeral to a roman numeral text equivalent.
Syntax
ROMAN(number, [style])
Arguments
This function has these arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
number | [Required] Arabic number to convert |
style | [Optional] Type of roman numeral |
Remarks
The style of roman numeral is set by the numeric value of the style argument:
Style | Roman numeral style |
|---|---|
0 or omitted | Classic |
1 | More concise |
2 | More concise |
3 | More concise |
4 | Simplified |
TRUE | Classic |
FALSE | Simplified |
An error is returned if the number argument is negative.
Examples
ROMAN(100,3)