VALUE

The VALUE function returns a number value, even if the argument is formatted as text.

VALUE(source-string)

source-string: A number, currency, percentage, fraction, numeral system, scientific value, or text containing any of these types of values. source-string is enclosed in quotation marks. source-string can also be a reference to a cell formatted as a star rating, slider, stepper, or pop-up menu.

Notes

  • If the argument can’t be converted to a number value (it doesn’t contain a number), the function returns an error.

Examples

=VALUE("$100.50") returns the number 100.5.

=VALUE("22") returns the number 22.

=VALUE("75%") returns the number 0.75.

=VALUE("1 3/4") returns the number 1.75.

=VALUE("3E+08") returns the number 300,000,000.

=VALUE(RIGHT("The year 1953", 2)) returns the number 53.

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