Creating an MD5 function

[tn221]

I need a function that can MD5 hash a string. This is what I have so far:

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However, this is giving me the wrong hash. Does anyone know what the problem might be?

[alansidman]

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[karedog]

By using VBA automatic data conversion, from string to array of bytes, like :

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the result (array of bytes), is in unicode format (2 bytes for each character).

You have to to discard every even bytes (only take the odd bytes), like this :

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[tn221]

This worked perfectly, thank you!

[karedog]

You are welcome.

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[Albertmhleung]

Anyone can share a 32 bit MD5 function? Thanks

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