uppercase_roman_number

This function converts a number to the corresponding Roman numeral in uppercase.

uppercase_roman_number ( number_to_be_converted )

The result of this function is of type TEXT: the uppercase Roman numeral.

The function has one parameter:

1. number_to_be_converted, type NUMBER. The number to be converted to an uppercase roman numeral.

Example

@( uppercase_roman_number( 3 ) ) 

Result: III

Note that the construction @ ( ) around the function means that the result of the function is displayed in the text. This construction must be used in a text part of a model document. The switch from ITP mode to text mode in a model document is made with the # characters. An ITP model document starts in text model, the #BEGIN makes the switch to ITP mode..

This function is supported for number values from 0 to 4000. Above 4000 the result of the function is undefined (although for some languages the result might be correct). You are recommended not to use this function for values over 4000 and under 0.