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Asked: June 4, 20262026-06-04T15:01:19+00:00 2026-06-04T15:01:19+00:00

Does anyone know how if it’s possible to take an integer variable in SQL

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Does anyone know how if it’s possible to take an integer variable in SQL and convert it to the equivilent number of the form: First, Second, Third, Fourth etc?

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    2026-06-04T15:01:20+00:00Added an answer on June 4, 2026 at 3:01 pm

    This seems like a simpler approach, a nice recursive algorithm

    CREATE FUNCTION fnIntegerToWords(@Number as BIGINT) 
        RETURNS VARCHAR(1024)
    AS
    
    BEGIN
          DECLARE @Below20 TABLE (ID int identity(0,1), Word varchar(32))
          DECLARE @Below100 TABLE (ID int identity(2,1), Word varchar(32))
          INSERT @Below20 (Word) VALUES 
                            ( 'Zero'), ('One'),( 'Two' ), ( 'Three'),
                            ( 'Four' ), ( 'Five' ), ( 'Six' ), ( 'Seven' ),
                            ( 'Eight'), ( 'Nine'), ( 'Ten'), ( 'Eleven' ),
                            ( 'Twelve' ), ( 'Thirteen' ), ( 'Fourteen'),
                            ( 'Fifteen' ), ('Sixteen' ), ( 'Seventeen'),
                            ('Eighteen' ), ( 'Nineteen' ) 
    
           INSERT @Below100 VALUES ('Twenty'), ('Thirty'),('Forty'), ('Fifty'),
                                   ('Sixty'), ('Seventy'), ('Eighty'), ('Ninety')
    
        declare @belowHundred as varchar(126) 
    
        if @Number > 99 begin
            select @belowHundred = dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number % 100)
        end
    
        DECLARE @English varchar(1024) = 
    
        (
    
          SELECT Case 
            WHEN @Number = 0 THEN  ''
    
            WHEN @Number BETWEEN 1 AND 19 
              THEN (SELECT Word FROM @Below20 WHERE ID=@Number)
    
           WHEN @Number BETWEEN 20 AND 99   
             THEN  (SELECT Word FROM @Below100 WHERE ID=@Number/10)+ '-' +
                   dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number % 10) 
    
           WHEN @Number BETWEEN 100 AND 999   
             THEN  (dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number / 100)) +' Hundred '+
                 Case WHEN @belowHundred <> '' THEN 'and ' + @belowHundred else @belowHundred end 
    
           WHEN @Number BETWEEN 1000 AND 999999   
             THEN  (dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number / 1000))+' Thousand '+
                 dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number % 1000)  
    
           WHEN @Number BETWEEN 1000000 AND 999999999   
             THEN  (dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number / 1000000))+' Million '+
                 dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number % 1000000) 
    
           WHEN @Number BETWEEN 1000000000 AND 999999999999   
             THEN  (dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number / 1000000000))+' Billion '+
                 dbo.fnIntegerToWords( @Number % 1000000000) 
    
                ELSE ' INVALID INPUT' END
        )
    
        SELECT @English = RTRIM(@English)
    
        SELECT @English = RTRIM(LEFT(@English,len(@English)-1))
            WHERE RIGHT(@English,1)='-'
    
        RETURN (@English)
    
    END 
    
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