TABLE 2: VBScript Conversion Functions
Function	VarType	Description
Asc	-	Accepts a string, and returns the ASCII decimal representation of the first character of that string. For example, the MsgBox Asc("Hello") expression returns the ASCII decimal representation of 72.
CBool	11	Interprets the specified expression, and returns a Variant whose subtype is Boolean.
CByte	17	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is Byte.
CCur	6	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is Currency.
CDate	7	Converts the expression (string or number) to a date.
CDbl	5	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is Double.
Chr	-	Accepts a number, and returns the corresponding ASCII character.
CInt	2	Returns a Variant whose subtype is Integer.
CLng	3	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is Long.
CSng	4	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is Single.
CStr	8	Evaluates the expression, and if successful, returns a Variant whose subtype is String.
Hex	-	Accepts a number, and returns its hexadecimal representation.