How to convert a text string into a number In Excel | NUMBERVALUE Function Explained With Examples
NUMBERVALUE
The NUMBERVALUE Function is categorized under Excel TEXT functions.
It will convert a text string into a number in a locale-independent manner.
The function was added in MS Excel 2013 and is available in all subsequent Excel versions
but not available in earlier versions.
Formula
=NUMBERVALUE(Text,[decimal_separator],[group_separator])
The NUMBERVALUE function uses the following arguments:
Text (required argument) – This is the text that will be converted into a number.
Decimal_separator (optional argument) – The character used to separate the integer and fractional part of the result.
Group_separator (optional argument) – Is used to separate groupings of numbers, such as separating millions from thousands, thousands from hundreds, etc.
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