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Code page 862 is the code page used to write Hebrew language. Only the extended character set differs from the original code page, both the control characters and the standard character set being plain ASCII. The character table below is showing a pixel precise graphical representation for each character, alongside with a text description.
21 sie 2016 · Works fine except for the Hebrew. It does not recognize ASCII 128 thru 154 as Hebrew (These values are found in ASCII code page 862). That is, trying to type Hebrew letters in the textbox results in a beep. How do I tell Excel to use ASCII code page 862?
2 cze 2006 · I have a fixed text ASCII file that I need converted to an excel spreadsheet. Is this something I can do myself? Or is there a program or software I can download to do this?
28 sie 2021 · I'm not familiar with ASC files, but I think they're similar to text files. If you can open a .ASC with excel and save it as a .xlsx then the code below may work for you. Copy the code into a new workbook and save the workbook into the same folder as your project files.
I use the CHAR() function to convert an extended ASCII value into a character. What do I use to convert a Unicode code point into a character? I'm building a Hebrew conversion chart.
25 maj 2012 · Both process are fairly simple. Open the TXT file with Excel and use the Test to Columns tool on the Data tab of the Ribbon. You may wish to Google/Bing with "excel 2007 text to columns" to see tutorials and/or videos.
9 maj 2023 · Here's an example of how you can use it: Sub CopyHebrewFiles () Dim fso As Object Dim sourceFile As String, destFile As String Set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 'Specify source and destination file paths sourceFile = "C:\path\to\source\file.txt" destFile = "C:\path\to\destination\file.txt" 'Copy file and specif...
