§ 23.103. Use of words or figures to express numbers.
(a) General rule.—The numbers ten and under, when not used in a citation, date, reference to age, monetary amount, percentage or similar quantity, are expressed in words only in running text. The number 11 and larger and numbers used in citations, dates, references to age, monetary amounts, percentages and similar quantities are expressed in figures only.
(b) Exceptions.—The numbers 11 and larger are expressed in words when used at the beginning of a sentence and the numbers ten and under are expressed in figures when set forth in tabular form or when used in combination with other numbers at least one of which is 11 or larger.
Cross References This section cited in 101 Pa. Code § 25.22 (relating to elimination of departures from uniform style of the Statutes).
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