how do i convert an octal (base 8) value to a decimal value (base 10)

how do i convert an octal (base 8) value to a decimal value (base 10)

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Val(string)

The required stringargument is any validstring expression.

Remarks

The Val function stops reading the string at the first character it can't recognize as part of a number. Symbols and characters that are often considered parts of numeric values, such as dollar signs and commas, are not recognized. However, the function recognizes the radix prefixes &O (for octal) and &H (for hexadecimal). Blanks, tabs, and linefeed characters are stripped from the argument.

huh?

How do you do binary

Quote:

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Originally posted by Bjwbell
How do you do binary

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Base 10 to Binary:

Code:

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Const a = 1
Const b = 2
Const c = 4
Const d = 8
Const e = 16
Const f = 32
Const g = 64
Const h = 128
Const i = 256


Public Function BinConv(intval As Long) As String


    If Int(intval) >= Int(i) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - i
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(h) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - h
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(g) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - g
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(f) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - f
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(e) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - e
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(d) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - d
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(c) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - c
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(b) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - b
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
    Debug.Print Int(intval) & " " & BinConv


    If Int(intval) >= Int(a) Then
        BinConv = BinConv & 1
        intval = intval - a
    Else
        BinConv = BinConv & 0
    End If
End Function

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thanks

Pikachu_902, I searched http://www.planet-source-code.com and a few results came up on Base Conversion.

Here's some base convertion methods:
http://forums.vb-world.net/showthrea...threadid=18927

I figured it out awhile ago from my first reply

val("&O400") = 256!!!

So be not so quick to judge HeSaidJoe, because he was right

and Oct(256) = 400

Gees, You all know &H but not &O ??

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Yep, i think Hesaidjoe should be Guru, i didn't know the "&O" thing for instance, but i don't think you can convert to base 23 with a "&Q" hehe :D

In Australia they'd award him the order of the Dead-Set-Legend !!

Hehe, what's that? DLS?

You've heard of it then?

eh, no, that was a joke, like DSL connection