Convert a numeric decimal to Hex String 2 bytes

Hello..

I need to convert a numeric value between 0 and 2014 and convert 2 Byte HEX STRING.

Example;

Decimals: 1--> Hex - 0001

Decimals: 255--> Hex - 00FF

Decimals: 512--> Hex - 0200

tried, but his work until only 511.

Help, please.

VI is attached...

Hi Pascal,.

Why don't post it your questions "convert x to y ' in one thread?

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