The CODE
function in Excel returns the numeric code for the first character in a text string. This code corresponds to the character set used by your computer (e.g., ASCII or Unicode). Below are 10 examples of how you can use the CODE
function, including data and formulas.
Example 1: Basic Usage
Data: A1 = "A"
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 65
Explanation: The ASCII code for "A" is 65.
Example 2: First Character of a String
Data: A1 = "Excel"
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 69
Explanation: The first character in "Excel" is "E", and its ASCII code is 69.
Example 3: Special Characters
Data: A1 = "@"
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 64
Explanation: The ASCII code for "@" is 64.
Example 4: Numbers as Text
Data: A1 = "5"
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 53
Explanation: The ASCII code for the character "5" is 53.
Example 5: Space Character
Data: A1 = " "
(a single space)
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 32
Explanation: The ASCII code for a space character is 32.
Example 6: Combining with LEFT Function
Data: A1 = "Hello"
Formula: =CODE(LEFT(A1, 1))
Result: 72
Explanation: The LEFT
function extracts the first character ("H"), and CODE
returns its ASCII code, which is 72.
Example 7: Non-English Characters
Data: A1 = "Ä"
Formula: =CODE(A1)
Result: 196
Explanation: The ASCII code for "Ä" is 196 (in extended ASCII).
Example 8: Using CODE in a Formula
Data: A1 = "A"
, B1 = "B"
Formula: =CODE(A1) + CODE(B1)
Result: 131
Explanation: Adds the ASCII codes of "A" (65) and "B" (66), resulting in 131.
Example 9: Comparing Characters
Data: A1 = "A"
, B1 = "a"
Formula: =IF(CODE(A1) < CODE(B1), "A is smaller", "A is larger")
Result: "A is smaller"
Explanation: The ASCII code for "A" (65) is less than the code for "a" (97).
Example 10: Extracting Codes from Multiple Characters
Data: A1 = "ABC"
Formula: =CODE(MID(A1, 2, 1))
Result: 66
Explanation: The MID
function extracts the second character ("B"), and CODE
returns its ASCII code, which is 66.
These examples demonstrate how the CODE
function can be used in various scenarios, including working with text, numbers, and special characters. You can combine it with other Excel functions like LEFT
, MID
, and IF
for more advanced use cases.
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