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EXCEL HEX2BIN FUNCTION
Excel HEX2BIN Function Introduction
The Hex2Bin function in Excel transforms Hexadecimal (Base 16) numbers to Binary (Base 2) numbers.
Description of Excel HEX2BINT Function
Syntax :
=HEX2BIN( number, [places] )
Parameters :
The following parameters are :
- Number – The hexadecimal value to be translated to binary.
- Places – An optional parameter that determines the amount of characters in the returned binary number. If this value is more than zero, the binary integer will be padded with leading zeros. If omitted, the returned binary utilises the fewest possible locations.
Step By Step Guide of HEX2BIN Function
Example :
Two’s complement notation is used to express negative hexadecimal and binary integers in cell A4.
Key Points
- #NUM! – Occurs if the given number argument is not recognised as a hexadecimal number or has more than 10 characters. The generated binary number requires more places than the [places] parameter specifies. The given [places] parameter is 0 or greater than 10.
- #VALUE! – This error occurs if the given [places] parameter is not a number.
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