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welcome to this wil xlvba tutorial this video is going to explain how to use the ASC and CHR functions in your code so the video is really a discussion about how character codes work in VBA weamp;#39;re going to start by describing the absolute basics of the ASC and CHR functions and then weamp;#39;ll have a brief discussion of what asky codes are and how you can find out uh what code corresponds with which character and weamp;#39;ll end up doing that by writing out our own asky reference table using some simple VBA code weamp;#39;ll have a brief discussion the various control characters such as new line characters and tabs before we move on to the latter half of the video which weamp;#39;ll talk about Unicode characters which essentially provide you with a much wider range of characters to produce than the basic asky codes thereamp;#39;s a couple of other functions youamp;#39;ll need to learn about the ask W and chrw functions then weamp;#39;ll finish off the video with a coup
