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Basically I am making a calculator that will parse number changes. In order
to do the math operations correctly I must convert my initial input to standard number format first. 4 500 --- 4500 23 345 -- 23345 I would like to do this with a new cell that calls upon the value in the old and converts it. So for example in A1 I have 4 500 and in B1 I want to have 4500 without manually removing the space. I've looked online and found the val function and tried it but it does not work for some reason. I tried to enable VBA but it seems it still does not work. I try Val(A1) and the cell gives me a #NAME? error. Does anybody have any ideas of a differant function I can use to remove the spacing or a way to get the Val function working? |
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