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Art

MD5 -- can I use one from somewhere?
 
I'd like to create a hash of a string. I really don't want to copy and paste
a hashing algorithm into my code. Is there something out there that I can
reach that would do this? I rarely used com objects or other such things,
and am not so familiar with how to get to them, nor what is actually out
there.

Is there some way, within my VBA code that I find something that would hash
a string for me?



NickHK

MD5 -- can I use one from somewhere?
 
Art,
http://excelsig.org/VBA/wwHash.htm#wwGetMD5Hash2

NickHK

"Art" wrote in message
...
I'd like to create a hash of a string. I really don't want to copy and

paste
a hashing algorithm into my code. Is there something out there that I can
reach that would do this? I rarely used com objects or other such things,
and am not so familiar with how to get to them, nor what is actually out
there.

Is there some way, within my VBA code that I find something that would

hash
a string for me?





Art

MD5 -- can I use one from somewhere?
 
Nick,

Thanks -- I guess I was hoping for a simple call to something else, but it
looks like this will do. I guess I just need to paste this stuff into my
code. I won't actually have ranges as input, so I'll just have to change
that part. Thanks again.

"NickHK" wrote:

Art,
http://excelsig.org/VBA/wwHash.htm#wwGetMD5Hash2

NickHK

"Art" wrote in message
...
I'd like to create a hash of a string. I really don't want to copy and

paste
a hashing algorithm into my code. Is there something out there that I can
reach that would do this? I rarely used com objects or other such things,
and am not so familiar with how to get to them, nor what is actually out
there.

Is there some way, within my VBA code that I find something that would

hash
a string for me?







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