Converting a hex number to binary

How do you convert a hexadecimal number to the actual 1's and 0's of binary? I am using labview 6i. Also I will eventually need the binary to be a string. Thanks.

Converting for numeric display is quite simple. All you do is on the control/indicator, show the radix, and set it to the desired setting.
Setting up to display the binary in text is a bit more tricky. You need to insert a "Format Value" function in and wire "%b" to the format string. This will cause the output to change to binary.
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