Syntax: |
character = CHAR(scalar)
string = CHAR(vector)
|
The CHAR
function accepts either a numeric vector
or a numeric scalar as argument. It converts these ASCII decimal codes to the equivalent
characters and returns these characters as a string. The inverse of this function is the
ICHAR
function.
Example
function | result |
CHAR(97) |
a |
CHAR([97:100]) |
abcd |