EXCEL NUMBERVALUE FUNCTION

The Numbervalue function in Excel translates a text string to a number in a locale-independent manner.

Syntax :

=NUMBERVALUE( text[decimal_separator][group_separator] )

Parameters :

  • The following parameter are:

text –

  • The text string to be converted to a number.

[decimal separator] –

  • An optional parameter indicating the character that separates the provided number’s integer and decimal parts.
    When [decimal separator] is not specified, the separator from the current locale is used.

[group separator] –

  • An optional parameter that specifies the character used to divide groups (e.g. thousands, millions, etc.).
    When [group separator] is not specified, the separator from the current locale is used.

Step By Step Guide of NUMBERVALUE Function

Example :

The spreadsheet below illustrates instances of the Excel Numbervalue function, which is used to transform various text strings to numbers.

#VALUE! – Occurs if either:
The [decimal separator] appears several times in the given [text] argument; the [group separator] appears after the [decimal separator] inside the supplied [text] argument; any of the provided parameters is invalid.

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