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EXCEL BIN2HEX FUNCTION
Excel BIN2HEX Function Introduction
The Bin2Hex function in Excel transforms a Binary (Base 2) value to a Hexadecimal (Base 16) number.
Description of Excel BIN2HEX Function
Syntax:
=BIN2HEX( number, [places] )
Parameter:
- The following are the function arguments:
number:
- The binary value to be translated to hexadecimal.
[places]:
- An optional parameter that determines the amount of characters to be included in the returned hexadecimal number.
If this value is larger than zero, the hexadecimal number will be padded with leading zeros.
If omitted, the returned hexadecimal utilises the fewest possible places.
Step By Step Guide of BIN2HEX Function
Example:
The spreadsheets below demonstrate five uses of the Excel Bin2Hex function
Key Points
- #NUM! – Occurs if either:
The given number argument is not a binary integer and contains more than ten characters; the resultant hexadecimal number requires more places than indicated by the supplied [places] parameter;
The given [places] argument is 0 or more than 10. - #VALUE! – Occurs if the supplied [places] argument is not a number.
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