Converts binary numbers to hexadecimal numbers.
grammar
BIN2HEX(number,places)
■ Number Binary number to be converted. The Number cannot be more than 10 bits (binary bits), the highest bit is a sign bit, and the remaining 9 bits are numeric bits.
Negative numbers are represented by binary complement.
■ The number of characters Places will use. If places is omitted, the function DEC2BIN is represented by the fewest characters that can represent the number.
places is especially useful when you need to prefix a returned value with a zero.
Instructions
■ If the number is an illegal binary number or has more than 10 digits, BINZHEX returns the error value #NUM! .
■ If the number is negative, BINZHEX ignores places and returns a ten-character hexadecimal number.
■ If BINZHEX requires more bits than places specifies, the #NUM! Error value is returned. .
■ If places is not an integer, round the truncation.
■ If places is not numeric, BINZHEX returns the #VALUE! Error value .
■ If places is negative, BINZHEX returns the error value #NUM! .
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