The Bin2Oct function in Excel transforms a Binary (Base 2) number to an Octal (Base 8) value.
Syntax:
=BIN2OCT( number, [places] )
Parameter:
The following are the function arguments:
number:
The binary value to be translated to octal.
[places]:
An optional parameter that defines the amount of characters to be included in the returned octal number.If this value is larger than zero, the octal number will be padded with leading zeros. If omitted, the resulting octal utilises the fewest possible places.
Example:
The spreadsheets below demonstrate five uses of the Excel Bin2Oct function.
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