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[mam1081]

No problem.

The correct deal is: View -> Scientific (which gives you a bunch more functions), click Hex, then enter the TG in hex (example: d1f - the A-F buttons unghost when you click hex). Now click Dec and it turns into 3359. Now multiply by 16 ... 53744.

The other option is to add a 0 to the hexadecimal and just click Dec from there - thats the same as multiplying the decimal notation by 16 ...

I always just use excel. Put all your hex in one column, in the column next to it, enter "=hex2dec(A2)" [where your hex numbers are in cell "A2"]. You must have "Analysis Toolpak" checked on in the "add-ins" page. This allows you to do the whole mess of them quickly.