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# CODE

Returns the Unicode value of a character.

#### Syntax <a href="#syntax.6" id="syntax.6"></a>

**CODE**(*character*)

* *character* - the character from which the Unicode value is to be returned - ***Value type**: text*

#### Remarks <a href="#remarks.4" id="remarks.4"></a>

* If character is a text with several characters, only the Unicode value of the first character is returned.

#### Examples

CODE with a single character:

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CODE with multiple characters:

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In combination with the CSVTORANGE function, you can determine all the Unicode values of a text.&#x20;

In this case, the text *mytext* is first split into its individual letters using the CSVTORANGE function. The CODE function can then be applied to the individual cells.

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