Interger to hex conversion ???

Hi
Is there a easy way to make interger (unsigned 32 bit ) to HEX
conversion ??

Kristian,
It depends on what you want to do with the hex conversion. To view a
number in hex in a control, right click on the control, select Format &
Precision. As long as the format is set to numeric, you can select
between decimal, hex, octal and binary from the other drop-down list.
If you want to change an unsigned 32-bit number to a hex value to be
written to a file, you can use the String->Format Into String VI. Wire
your U32 into input 1, and set the format string to %4x (which will show
a 4 digit hex value). The output will be a string which contains the
hex value.
Hope that helped.
Mark
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