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Excel Help tells you that the range of numbers that can be used is
limited to -512 up to +511, as a maximum of 10 places is available for output (2^10 = 1024). If you need to show more places then you could split the number by repeated division by, say, 256, and combine the output strings together, or you could use a UDF to do the conversion. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 29, 6:52*pm, sai wrote: I need to calculate the binary conversion of numbers 511. Is there any option for it as I am getting a #NUM error whenever i try to calculate that. |
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