Purpose: The Chr() function returns a string containing a character value.
Usage: Chr(code)
Returns: String containing the character corresponding to code.
Examples and Special Cases
Chr(98) = “b”
Chr(66) = “B”
Chr(67) = “C”
Microsoft Access Function Library: Chr()
By Mike Chapple, About.com
Function: Chr()
Purpose: The Chr() function returns a string containing a character value.
Usage: Chr(code)
Returns: String containing the character corresponding to code.
Examples and Special Cases
Purpose: The Chr() function returns a string containing a character value.
Usage: Chr(code)
Returns: String containing the character corresponding to code.
Examples and Special Cases
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