Syntax

   @ConvertBase(<value>,<originalBase>,<destBase>[,<outputWidth>][,<letterCase>])

Arguments

   <value>  
   
      The string representation of the number to be converted from the 
      <originalBase> to the <destBase>. The number is expressed in 
      <originalBase> notation, meaning it only uses the first <originalBase> 
      characters from the set as its digits.
   
      Range: String (use only the first <originalBase> characters from the set:
             0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ)    
      
   <originalBase>   
   
      The base of the <value> parameter.
      
      Range: 2..36   
      
   <destBase>  
   
      The base to which the value is to be converted.
      
      Range: 2..36   
      
   <outputWidth> 
   
      The desired number of digits in the output number. The output number is 
      padded on the left with zeros to fill it out to the desired width. If the 
      output number has more digits before padding than the width, it will not 
      be trimmed but will be returned untouched.

      Range: Decimal Number   

   <letterCase>
      The letter case that digits will be outputted in, either Uppercase or Lowercase. 
      
Description

   This function converts a value expressed in one base to another, and returns 
   the result. The @ConvertBase function only supports unsigned whole numbers. 
   It does not handle fractions or decimal points - only unsigned integer 
   numbers are supported. Any base, from base 2 (binary) to base 36, is 
   supported. Digits are chosen from the set:

      0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

   Any lowercase digits are automatically converted to uppercase by this function
   by default. Changing the Convert Digits parameter to Lowercase will convert digits
   to lowercase. An optional output width may also be specified. If the converted 
   value has fewer digits than the width, then it will be padded on the left 
   with zeroes to fill out the width. If the converted value has more digits 
   than the width, nothing will be done. This function has support for very 
   large numbers.