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hexadecimal mathematics
how to substract two hexadecimal numbers
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hexadecimal mathematics
Just subtract the numbers
a = &H22 b = &H33 c = b - a MsgBox ("Answer: " & c & ", Hex Answer: " & Hex(c)) The answer above is 17 decimal, which is &H11. You need to format the 17 as a Hex Number using the Hex function "vikas" wrote: how to substract two hexadecimal numbers |
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