ASC(string) |
Returns the ANSI number for the first character in a text string (Integer). |
| string | The text string (String). |
| REMARKS |
| * The "string" can be any valid string expression. * If string = "", then a run-time error occurs. * The value returned is in the range 0 to 255. * The length of a string in bytes may be greater than or equal to the number of actual characters in the string. * Use Asc("y") = x rather than Chr(y) = x * Use IsCharAlphaNumeric instead of Asc() ? * The value returned is in the range -32768 - 32767 for Double Byte Character Sets. * VBA for Macintosh does not support Unicode Strings. * You can use the CHR function to return the character with the corresponding ANSI number. * You can use the ASCB function to return the first byte. * You can use the ASCW function to return Unicode number for the first character in a text string. * The equivalent .NET function is Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings.Asc * For the Microsoft documentation refer to docs.microsoft.com |
Asc(0) = 48
Asc(1) = 49
Asc(9) = 57
Asc("A") = 65
Asc("Z") = 90
Asc("a") = 97
Asc("z") = 122
Asc("Avocados") = 65
Asc(12) = 49
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