How to Put Roman Numerals in Microsoft Office 2003
Roman numerals are a numbering system developed in ancient Rome. For example, the roman symbol "V" represents five, or the symbol "XVII" is 17. Currently, Roman numerals are used to number pages, chapters, months, centuries or in people's names. Microsoft Office Excel 2003 has a function to convert numbers into Roman numerals. Once created in Excel, a Roman numeral can be inserted in other Microsoft Office applications such as Microsoft Word.
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Instructions
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Open Microsoft Office Excel 2003.
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In the Excel spreadsheet, click on a cell where you wish to put a Roman numeral.
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Type "=Roman(58)" and press "Enter." The Roman numeral "LVIII" that represents "58" will appear in the cell. Note that you can enter any number from 1 to 3,999 in parentheses.
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Repeat Step 3 for other cells and/or numbers.
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Click on a cell with the Roman numeral created in steps 3 or 4, and press "Ctrl-C" on the keyboard to copy it.
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Launch Microsoft Office Word 2003. Click the menu "File" and select "New" to create a new document, or "File" and "Open" to open an existing one.
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Place the mouse pointer where you wish to insert the Roman numeral and press "Ctrl-V" on the keyboard.
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