I like to program a function which will read 64 of single digit hex numbers
from 64 consecutive rows of the same column and concatenate them all as a
single text string. Anyone has any idea what is the best way to do this?

Dim HexString as String, Counter as Long, InterestedColumn as Integer

InterestedColumn = <whatever column #

For Counter = 1 to UsedRange.Rows.Count
HexString = HexString & Cells(Counter, InterestedColumn).Value
Next Counte

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What do you call a single digit hex number? Why is it hex?
You can pass a range of 64 cells to a function:

Function AddCells(a As Range) As String
Dim i As Long
For i = 1 To 64
AddCells = AddCells + CStr(a(i))
Next i
End Function


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Microsoft MVP - Excel

"soonh" wrote in message
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I like to program a function which will read 64 of single digit hex numbers
from 64 consecutive rows of the same column and concatenate them all as a
single text string. Anyone has any idea what is the best way to do this?