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HTML color values are red:blue:green.  0 to 255, or 00 to ff.   How would
i make color Value  255:255:255 appear in a string as  ff:ff:ff?




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> From booth@MartinVT.com
> Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 6:25 PM
> Why does this seem so confusing.  First, Barbara, thank you for the
> code on the FAQ page.  Second, how would I use it to convert  123 to
> hex?

Booth,

Why does it seem so confusing?  I think it's a terminology problem.
I've seen the request for a "convert to hex" function used for
conversion to 'C1C2' and conversion to X'C1C2'.

What do you mean by "123", and what do you mean by "hex"?  Tell us
what field type holds the 123 and exactly what value it would hold;
and what field type you want the result in and exactly what value
you want it to hold.

Barbara Morris

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