VBA Equivalent of =VALUE( ?

JazzSP8

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Hi All

Hopefully something quick, I want to convert a text value to a number value in VBA so that something listed as '01' will convert to '1'

So, if in A1 I had '0123ABC' I could extract that with =VALUE(LEFT(A1,2)) to give me a 1

What do I need to add to this to make it do the same?

Code:
VOUCHERDATE = Left(cell.Range("A1"), 2)
Thanks :)
 
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