How to use CHAR in Google Sheets

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In Google Sheets, the CHAR function is used to convert a numerical value representing a character code into the corresponding character.

The syntax of the CHAR function is as follows:

CHAR(code)

Here, code is the numerical value representing a character code that you want to convert.

For example, if you have a table number stored in a cell and you want to convert it into a character, you can use the CHAR function. Let's say the table number is stored in cell A1, you would use the formula =CHAR(A1) in another cell to get the corresponding character.

Keep in mind that the code argument should be a valid character code within the range of 1 to 255. If the code is outside this range, the CHAR function will return an error.

Note that the CHAR function is not specific to Google Sheets and is a common function available in many spreadsheet applications and programming languages.

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