First, I assume that the cell is formatted as Text, otherwise the 104 digits of 26 bytes would try to convert to an exponential number. Next, are you still using Excel 2013? If so, I can't think of a way to get the formula in a single cell (except for a UDF). In Excel 2016, Microsoft added several base conversion functions. And with the array functions, it got even easier.
The B2 formula is a single cell formula, but it requires the newer functions. For 2013, the best I could do was the series of functions in B4:B29, with B29 being the final answer. You could put the intermediate formulas horizontally in hidden columns, and only show the final result. Or if you're willing to use VBA, I could write a UDF (User-Defined Function) that would work in 2013 and only require a single cell.
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