#CONVERT TO ASCII CODE SERIAL#
#CONVERT TO ASCII CODE CODE#

MsgBox (66 - Asc(Left(ActiveCell.Value, 1)))ДЄctiveSheet. IntColumnTarget = 66 - Asc(Left(ActiveCell.Value, 1)) WorksheetFunction before LEFT but no luck.

#CONVERT TO ASCII CODE CODE#

The use of ASC() in code below returns odd numbers for intColumnTarget (like -12). From that I could subtract 65 and in the paste use that number as the column argument in Cells(row,col). I was trying to get the ASCII of the first letter of the country name. Australia and Austria would be in col A, Zambia and Zimbabwe in col Z. Code should go down column A, Copy each country name and paste in sheet 2 in the Col that corresponds to the country's first letter. Here is overall goal: Sheet1 col A has a list of countries. I tried to make the question simpler by asking in the Excel context. In my first question I thought that the function name in Excel would be same as in VBA. You can refer the below Alphabets to ASCII code Table which shows the ASCII Codes for upper and small case alphabets (i.e) ASCII Code of Capital and Small Alphabets. It is a set of codes used for representing the English alphabet as numbers. (replace theString with content) <вЂ“could have used a better name! ASCII is an acronym of American Standard Code for Information Interchange. In both cases I print the string вЂњcontentвЂќ to the sign.

#CONVERT TO ASCII CODE SERIAL#

Seems that is a C++ thing on PCвЂ™s? I did try another method of capturing data form the GPRS serial port an hour or so ago. I Could not find info on the getBytes from the last suggestion. Displaying a manually configured string works every time. The trim command has no effect on the results. I used the trim command, even two trim commands, The trim command removes the from the beginning and end of the string collected dynamically form the GPRS/GSM modem. IвЂ™ve also played around with the led sign start of text and end of text bytes before and after the print of the string. This protocol setup for the sign also works on the Arduino project I made using an Ethernet shield that does an HTML get from a webpage, selects interesting data and prints it. Below is examples and results to include the protocol data to format the sign: Please know that this вЂњprotocol setupвЂќ works for every data I print, except when itвЂ™s collected via a char += method. The verify/compile kept giving an error because too many quotes were in the string. I had to omit the two quotes wrapping the SM. The string from the GPRS/GSM modem had вЂњSMвЂќ. I could not enter the вЂњexactвЂќ script because it contained Quotes. I must make one correction to the previous post. When I type a String into the sketch to include some data, before Void Setup, the LED sign displays it. Good question, sorry I was not clear about that. Thank you for taking an interest in helping me. Unfortunately I don t have access to a data analyzerвЂ¦ IвЂ™ll study up on the getBytes link you shared. Being a data/network guy from starting in the 70вЂ™s one would think I could solve this. IвЂ™ve tried the вЂњtrimвЂќ command to get rid of the beginning and ending characters вЂњ вЂќ and that did not help. Every other serial device must conform to it. ItвЂ™s is burned in at 9600,7,E,1 and cannot be changed. That sign has an EPROM with the config burned in. The LED sign is a BetaBrite LED scrolling display, as purchased from Cosco or Sams. Even taking data from a webpage using an ethernet shield, then parsing out the interesting data, prints on the sign perfectly. I can enter that exact string, manually, (or any other ascii text) in a string definition at the beginning of the script. The string actually looks like +CMTI: вЂњSMвЂќ,2 . I looked at the entire string in a hex editor. Or just use other terminal program that shows hex.Д«TW, why do you need to do 7 bit data on serial? That is very strange. You will see if there are some thing that the serial monitor is not telling you. Then once you receive the string from GSM, print entire message with Serial.print, and then print each character value with Serial.print() using this: Try sending a string with content +CMTI: вЂњSMвЂќ,2 to the LED sign to see if it displays correctly. This may not yield anything extra but why not combining these into one? +CMTI: вЂњSMвЂќ,2 LedSign.print( tryThisString ) Below is correct on terminal but not on sign. This is what prints on the terminal screen: String tryThisString= 'The Real Thing is Displayed' UNO USART is configured for 7 data bits with the command GPRS/GMS shield configured for 9600,7,E,1 via AT commands PC port is USB2, configured for 9600,7,E,1 ( Only runs 9600, 7 databits, Even parity, 1 stop bit) IвЂ™ve googled the hek out of this but cannot find a solution.ДЄny help/guidance would be MOST APPRECIATED! This is the last issue before my project works. How can I convert that char string to ascii? I am convinced (but donвЂ™t actually вЂњknowвЂќ) that the data in the char string is not in ascii format. When I build a string by reading a serial device the string contains char numbers.

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