HEX2BIN Function in Excel converts Hexadecimal number to Binary number.
Syntax of HEX2BIN Function in Excel (HEXADECIMAL TO BINARY FUNCTION IN EXCEL):
HEX2BIN(number,[places])
Where
- number – The Hexadecimal number that is to be converted to Binary.
- [places] – An optional argument that specifies how many digits needs to be returned.
Example of HEX2BIN Function in Excel (HEXADECIMAL TO BINARY FUNCTION IN EXCEL):
Formula:
- In row number 1, HEX2BIN Function takes up [places] argument as 8 which returns the 8 digits with 4 preceding Zeros i.e. 00001010.
Result:
Note: #NUM! – Error occurs
- If the supplied number contains more than 10 character.
- If the resulting binary number exceeds more than 10 digits.
- If the supplied [places] argument is less than 0 and greater than 10.
