The function ROMAN takes a number and converts into Roman numerals.
This function takes a single Number as input. It returns a string: the given number represented in Roman numerals.
Declaration
ROMAN(number) -> roman_numeral
Parameters
number (required, type: Number)
Any Number.
Return Values
roman_numeral (type: string)
The Roman numeral representation of the given Number.
Examples
The following example takes the Number 1 and returns it in Roman numeral form:
ROMAN(1) -> "I"
The following example takes the Number 5372 and returns it in Roman numeral form:
ROMAN(5372) -> "MMMMMCCCXXVII"
Discussion:
The ROMAN function can be considered the opposite of ARABIC. That is, for a given number example_number, the ARABIC function can be used to undo what the ROMAN function did, like so:
ARABIC(ROMAN(example_number)) -> example_number