Text functions perform a variety of formatting, sorting, and parsing actions.
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Returns the character for given ASCII value.
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Converts all non-printable characters in an expression to spaces. |
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Returns the ASCII value for the first character in the expression.
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Concatenates a text-expression into a single text value. Numbers are converted to text as needed.
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Converts numbers to currency-formatted text.
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Compares two text strings. If both are exact matches, the function returns TRUE.
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Locates text within a text string, then returns the offset position of the first character in the string. The offset is expressed in the number of characters from the beginning of the searched text string. The first character in the string is 1, the second is 2, and so forth. This function is identical to the SEARCH function, except it IS case-sensitive.
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Converts a number to text with a fixed decimal place.
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Extracts the left-most characters from a text string.
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Returns the number of characters in a text string.
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Converts a text string to lower case characters.
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Extracts the characters from a text string beginning at the offset value. The first character in a string has an offset of 1, the second 2, and so forth.
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Capitalizes the first letter of each sentence in a text string. Periods determine a sentence.
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Replaces characters in a text string beginning at the offset position. The first character in the text string is always in offset position 1, the second is 2 and so forth.
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Repeats a text-string a given number of times.
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Extracts the right-most characters from a text string.
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Locates text within a text string, then returns the offset position of the first character in the string. The offset is expressed in the number of characters from the beginning of the searched text string. The first character in the string is 1, the second is 2, and so forth. This function is identical to the FIND function, except it is NOT case-sensitive.
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Swaps an instance of text in a string with new text.
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Converts an expression to text. Automatically converts arguments to functions as needed. This function can return a number as text to overlap the number into adjacent cells.
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Formats an expression using a format template. The template must use the format conventions defined for gobeProductive.
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Trims all the spaces from a text string.
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Converts a text string to upper case characters.
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Converts an expression to a number format, if possible. Automatically converts arguments to functions as needed. |