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The MD5() function takes a string of any length as an argument and returns its unique 32-character code in the hexadecimal number system.   
The MD5() function takes a string of any length as an argument and returns its unique 32-character code in the hexadecimal number system.   
   
   
== Format ==   
== Format ==   
'''MD5(text)'''   
'''MD5(text)'''   
   
   
== Example ==   
== Example ==   
 
MD5("Good morning")  
MD5("Good morning")  
Result: b9d459fde4cbaecb222770fc759c3fd1   
Result: b9d459fde4cbaecb222770fc759c3fd1   
   
   
== Important ==   
== Important ==   
'''At the moment, the function does not work for formulas calculated only for total strings or first groupings in reports.'''   
'''At the moment, the function does not work for formulas calculated only for total strings or first groupings in reports.'''   
    
    
 
== Go To ==   
== Go To ==   
*[[Standard functions|Formulas]]
*[[Standard functions | Standard operators and Planfix functions]]
*[[Calculated fields]]
*[[Calculated fields]]
*[[Reports]]
*[[Reports]]

Latest revision as of 13:26, 15 February 2024

The MD5() function takes a string of any length as an argument and returns its unique 32-character code in the hexadecimal number system.

Format

MD5(text)

Example

MD5("Good morning") Result: b9d459fde4cbaecb222770fc759c3fd1

Important

At the moment, the function does not work for formulas calculated only for total strings or first groupings in reports.


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