Is there an easy way to convert ascii characters to their equivalent hex value, such as 0 = 30?
Thanks,
Scott
Is there an easy way to convert ascii characters to their equivalent hex value, such as 0 = 30?
Thanks,
Scott
Last edited by Scott Rebman; 06-09-2014 at 02:05 PM.
Probably but not being a computer guy, not sure. When you say Ascii characters, are you referring to the code representing each ascii character (i.e. "G" = 71). I thought 0 = 0 whether you are in Dec, binary or Hex? How did you get 0=30?
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I thought 30 in Hex = 48 in dec.?
Per www.asciitable.com ascii 0 = hex 30 = dec 48.
I think you mean:
=DEC2HEX(CODE(A1))
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Exactly what I meant.
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