Text Funktionen

[ ] indicates optional parameters

CODE(Text)
DM(Zahl; [Dezimalstellen])
ERSETZEN(Alter_Text; Erstes_Zeichen; Anzahl_Zeichen; Neuer_Text)
FEST(Zahl; [Dezimalstellen]; [Keine_Punkte])
FINDEN(Suchtext; Text; [Erstes_Zeichen])
GLÄTTEN(Text)
GROSS(Text)
GROSS2(Text)
IDENTISCH(Text1; Text2)
KLEIN(Text)
LINKS(Text; [Anzahl_Zeichen])
LÄNGE(Text)
RECHTS(Text; [Anzahl_Zeichen])
SUCHEN(Suchtext; Zeichen; [Erstes_Zeichen])
SÄUBERN(Text)
T(Wert)
TEIL(Text; Erstes_Zeichen; Anzahl_Zeichen)
TEXT(Wert; Textformat)
VERKETTEN(Text1; [Text2; ...])
WECHSELN(Text; Alter_Text; Neuer_Text; [ntes_Auftreten])
WERT(Text)
WIEDERHOLEN(Text; Multiplikator)
ZEICHEN(Zahl)


Text Funktionen

CODE(Text)

Returns the position in the character set of the first character in the string.

TextThe character of which you want the character code.


DM(Zahl; [Dezimalstellen])

Returns a string consisting of the input number rounded to the specified number of decimal places and converted to currency format.

ZahlThe amount that you want to format.
DezimalstellenThe number of decimal places required. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 2.


ERSETZEN(Alter_Text; Erstes_Zeichen; Anzahl_Zeichen; Neuer_Text)

Returns a string which is the input string with a specified portion replaced.

Alter_TextThe string you want to convert.
Erstes_ZeichenThe starting position of the text to be removed.
Anzahl_ZeichenThe number of characters to be removed.
Neuer_TextThe text to be inserted into the string.


FEST(Zahl; [Dezimalstellen]; [Keine_Punkte])

Returns a string consisting of the input number rounded to the specified number of decimal places.

ZahlThe number that you want to format.
DezimalstellenThe number of decimal places required. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 2.
Keine_PunkteSpecifies whether to suppress the thousands separator in the formatted number. The possible values are:
FALSCHThe thousands separator is used.
WAHRThe thousands separator is not used.
If this parameter is omitted it defaults to FALSCH.


FINDEN(Suchtext; Text; [Erstes_Zeichen])

Returns a number corresponding to the position of one text string within another (case-sensitive).

SuchtextThe text you want to find.
TextThe text to be searched.
Erstes_ZeichenThe position at which to start searching. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1.


GLÄTTEN(Text)

Returns a string consisting of the input string with any extra spaces removed.

TextThe string that you want to format.


GROSS(Text)

Returns a string which is the input string with all of the characters converted to upper case.

TextThe string that you want to convert.


GROSS2(Text)

Returns a string which is the input string with the first letter of each word converted to upper case and all of the other characters converted to lower case.

TextThe string you want to convert.


IDENTISCH(Text1; Text2)

Returns WAHR if the input strings are exactly the same, otherwise FALSCH.

Text1The first string to be compared.
Text2The second string to be compared.


KLEIN(Text)

Returns a string which is the input string with all of the characters converted to lower case.

TextThe string you want to convert.


LINKS(Text; [Anzahl_Zeichen])

Returns a string consisting of the specified number of characters from the beginning of the input string.

TextThe string of which you want the beginning.
Anzahl_ZeichenThe number of characters to extract from the string. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1.


LÄNGE(Text)

Returns the length of the input string.

TextThe string of which you want the length.


RECHTS(Text; [Anzahl_Zeichen])

Returns a string consisting of the specified number of characters from the end of the input string.

TextThe string of which you want the end.
Anzahl_ZeichenThe number of characters to extract from the string. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1.


SUCHEN(Suchtext; Zeichen; [Erstes_Zeichen])

Returns a number corresponding to the position of one text string within another (not case-sensitive).

SuchtextThe text you want to find.
ZeichenThe text to be searched.
Erstes_ZeichenThe position at which to start searching. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1.


SÄUBERN(Text)

Returns a string corresponding to the input string with any unprintable characters removed.

TextThe text from which you want to remove unprintable characters.


T(Wert)

Returns a string which is the input value if it is text, otherwise an empty string.

WertThe value you want if it is a string.


TEIL(Text; Erstes_Zeichen; Anzahl_Zeichen)

Returns a string consisting of the specified number of characters from the specified position of the input string.

TextThe string of which you want the extract.
Erstes_ZeichenThe starting position of characters to extract from the string.
Anzahl_ZeichenThe number of characters to extract from the string.


TEXT(Wert; Textformat)

Returns a string consisting of the input number formatted using the specified format string.

WertThe number that you want to format.
TextformatThe format string to use.


VERKETTEN(Text1; [Text2; ...])

Returns a string consisting of the input strings concatenated together.

Text1; ...The strings that you want to concatenate.


WECHSELN(Text; Alter_Text; Neuer_Text; [ntes_Auftreten])

Returns a string which is the input string with specified text replaced.

TextThe string you want to convert.
Alter_TextThe string to be removed from the original text.
Neuer_TextThe string to be inserted in the original text.
ntes_AuftretenSpecifies which occurrence of old_text is to be replaced. If this parameter is omitted then all occurrences are replaced.


WERT(Text)

Returns a number which corresponds to the value in the input string. You should not need to use this function, as values are automatically converted from text to numeric when required in formulas.

TextThe string that you want to convert to a number.


WIEDERHOLEN(Text; Multiplikator)

Returns a string which is the input string repeated a specified number of times.

TextThe string you want to repeat.
MultiplikatorThe number of times to repeat the string.


ZEICHEN(Zahl)

Returns the character corresponding to the specified position in the character set.

ZahlThe number of the character that you want.