Microsoft Office Professional 2016 ASC() and BIG5() function not found

Alias Leung 20 Reputation points
2023-03-01T06:32:49.1433333+00:00

My office version is Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2016. I found some website said that need to enable the developer mode. However, My excel can't found the ASC and Big5 function even enabled the developer mode.

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Can't found in Excel 2016.

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  1. Emily Hua-MSFT 27,546 Reputation points
    2023-03-01T08:59:44.62+00:00

    Hi @Alias Leung

    Based on my tests, Excel for Office Professional Plus 2016 does not support BIG5 function and supports ASC function for specific language, such as Chinese Simple , likes the following image.

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    Under the case of using Chinese Simplified, if you need to change half-width (single-byte) characters to full-width (double-byte) characters, I suggest you try WideChar function.

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    Here is a similar thread "Cannot find ASC / BIG5 formula in Excel 2016", you may also have a look.


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