Code()
This function returns the numeric code for the first letter of the string used as input to this function.
Syntax:
= Code (String)
String = is the text, or reference to a cell that contains the text, for which the Numeric code is to found
Example:
- = Code("Excel Matic") - result will be - 69 (As 69 is code for 'E')
- = Code("Matic") - result will be - 77 (As 77 is code for 'M')
- = Code("excel matic") - result will be - 101 (As 101 is code for 'e')
- = Code("matic") - result will be - 109 (As 109 is code for 'm')
- = Code("A") - result will be - 65 (As 65 is code for 'A')
- = Code("a") - result will be - 97 (As 97 is code for 'a')
Note: The numeric codes for small letters (such as m, e, a, etc.) are different from those of capital letters (such as M, E, A, etc.)
Excel Matic Tip:
In Excel there are 255 numeric codes for the characters and symbols. To know which character is asociated with which code do this:
- In cell A1 write 1 and in cell A2 write 2
- Select the rangeA1:A2
- Now keep the mouse cursor on right-bottom edge of the selection. The cursor will now turn into cross shape (i.e. - '+')
- Now press the left mouse button and drag down the range with the left button still pressed
- This will auto-fill the range with consecutive numbers
- Drag till 255 and stop there
- Now in cell B1 type this formula:
=Char(A1)
- Again drag this range down as done previously till B255
You will see that in the B column all the codes will populate for corresponding characters in column A
Note: The corresponding function to get character for the given numeric code is - Char()
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