Widechar single-byte conversion function ASC

First, Widechar

function Purpose: Converts single-byte characters to double-byte characters.

Grammar:

Widechar (text)

Description: Text is a literal that needs to be converted to double-byte characters or a cell reference that contains text.

Note: Because the Chinese character itself is a double-byte character, the use of this function to convert Chinese characters is the original form of the Chinese character.

Examples are as follows:

The formula "=widechar" ("Dzwebs") returns Dzwebs

=widechar ("VW computer") returns to "Volkswagen Computer".

Second, ASC

Purpose: Converts full-width characters into half-width characters.

Grammar:

ASC (text)

Parameters: Text to find its length.

Description: The formula converts full-width letters to half-width letters and remains unchanged if no full-width letters are included.

Examples are as follows:

Assuming that the contents of the B6 cell are mass Excel, the formula "=ASC (A1)" returns to public Excel.

From Excel to Excel, you change from double byte to single byte, which means that the whole corner becomes half a corner.