Best method to convert ASCII to HEX?

[MrPmosh]

What would be the best way to convert ASCII to HEX? 123456 => 31 32 33 34 35 36 (In this format leaving a space between numbers)

[RavensFan]

This is the LabVIEW Idea exchange.  This board is to post ideas to make LabVIEW better.  It isn't for posting random LabVIEW questions.

You need to post in the LabVIEW board.  Actually, you shouldn't even post the question, but use the search feature to find it.  This question has been asked hundreds of times before!

[Mathan]

Since he just joined today, he don't know anything about the forum.

MrPmosh, please keep up what Ravens Fan suggested, first do a search in the forum, if not satisfied, post your question in the appropriate board and wait sometime for response and don't create multiple posts. Hope you understand things well.

see http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=401460&query.id=185916#M401460 for your question.

Mathan

[Coq_Rouge]

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Ravens Fan wrote:

This is the LabVIEW Idea exchange.  This board is to post ideas to make LabVIEW better.  It isn't for posting random LabVIEW questions.

You need to post in the LabVIEW board. 

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But I support your hint about quick search before posting 100%

[Mathan]

For all,

This thread is initially there in the Idea Exchange Forums and it is now moved to LabVIEW board here by the admin.

Mathan

[RavensFan]

Did Mathan's post help?

Assuming you want the end result to be a string of characters so that the character one gets translated to the ASCII 31 (hex) and shows up as a "3" a "1" and space, try this.

(Mathan, thanks for pointing out that the admin moved the thread from the Idea Exchange board, otherwise my comment about it being in the Idea Exchange makes no sense.)
(Laura, thanks for moving the thread.)

Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 10-08-2009 11:47 AM