Yes, you can perform the conversion of a million to crore both ways.

The formula to convert million to crore is written as:

number in million = number in crore / 10

Let's say you need to convert 112 million to crore, all you need to do is divide 112 by 10, and you will have your amount in crore.

So, 112 million becomes 11.2 crores.

The ratio of crore to million is 1:10. So, whichever amount you may need to convert from crore to million you multiply it by 10 and have it in millions.

For instance, the number you need to convert is 7 crore. All you need to do is multiply 7 by 10 and it is equal to 70 million.

There are 10 million in 1 crore.

Numerically both the numbers both represent the same digit but in different place value systems.

Crore is used in the Indian place-value system used in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. In contrast, million is used all around the rest of the world in the International place value system.