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# HEXTOBIN

Returns a binary value from a hexadecimal value.

#### Syntax

**HEXTOBIN**(*hexValue*)

1. *hexValue* - the hexadecimal value which should be converted to a binary value - ***Value type**: text*

#### Remarks

1. The function returns the binary representation of *hexValue*, as a text containing 0 and 1 (like “100101").
2. A negative *hexValue* returns a negative binary value.

**Examples**

*Example 1* - HEXTOBIN of a single value:

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*Example 2* - HEXTOBIN for a range of values:

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