How can I take the value of a label of currency? - vba

I'm trying to add labels together in a list box and they add together just fine with val(). However when I add currency signs to the label val() stops working.
This is the code that works without using any currency signs:
'Sales Tax
Public Const intSALESTAX_Rate As Decimal = 0.06
'Shipping cost
Public Const Shipping_Rate As Integer = 2
'Audio Books
Public Const History_of_Scotland_Audio As Decimal = 14.5
Public Const Calculus_One_Day_Audio As Decimal = 29.95
Public Const Science_Body_Language_Audio As Decimal = 12.95
Public Const Relaxation_Techniques_Audio As Decimal = 11.5
'Print Books
Public Const Did_Your_Way_Print As Decimal = 11.95
Public Const History_Of_Scotland_Print As Decimal = 14.5
Public Const Calculus_One_Day_Print As Decimal = 29.95
Public Const Feel_The_Stress_Print As Decimal = 18.5
Private Sub btnAddtoCartAudioBook_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAddtoCartAudioBook.Click
Dim value As Decimal
Dim shipping As Integer
Dim tax As Decimal
Dim grand_total As Decimal
Dim ShoppingCart As New Form1()
If lstAudioBooks.SelectedIndex = -1 Then
MessageBox.Show("Select an audio book.")
Return
End If
Form1.lstShoppingCart.Items.Add(lstAudioBooks.SelectedItem.ToString())
Select Case lstAudioBooks.SelectedItem.ToString()
Case "Learn Calculus in One Day (Audio)"
Debug.WriteLine("Learn Calculus in One Day (Audio)")
value = Val(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text) + Form1.Calculus_One_Day_Audio
Form1.lblSubtotal.Text = FormatNumber(value, 2)
Case "Relaxation Techniques (Audio)"
Debug.WriteLine("Relaxation Techniques (Audio)")
value = Val(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text) + Form1.Relaxation_Techniques_Audio
Form1.lblSubtotal.Text = FormatNumber(value, 2)
Case "The History of Scotland (Audio)"
Debug.WriteLine("The History of Scotland (Audio)")
value = Val(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text) + Form1.History_of_Scotland_Audio
Form1.lblSubtotal.Text = FormatNumber(value, 2)
Case "The Science of Body Language (Audio)"
Debug.WriteLine("The Science of Body Language (Audio)")
value = Val(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text) + Form1.Science_Body_Language_Audio
Form1.lblSubtotal.Text = FormatNumber(value, 2)
Case Else
Debug.WriteLine("No Value")
End Select
'shipping calculations
shipping = Val(Form1.lblShipping.Text) + Form1.Shipping_Rate
Form1.lblShipping.Text = FormatNumber(shipping, 2)
'tax calculations
tax = value * Form1.intSALESTAX_Rate
Form1.lblTax.Text = FormatNumber(tax, 2)
'Sub total calculation
grand_total = FormatNumber(value + shipping + tax, 2)
Form1.lblTotal.Text = FormatNumber(grand_total, 2)
Return
End Sub
However if I add a dollar sign to the label val() stops working
value = Val(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text) + Form1.Calculus_One_Day_Audio
Form1.lblSubtotal.Text = "$" + FormatNumber(value, 2)
How can I run calculations with the labels if the value contains a dollar sign?

one method would be to remove the dollar sign before calling the val() function. For example lets say the numbers are in this format:
$45, $1, $456
dim strTemp as string
strTemp = strings.right(strings.len(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text)-1)
Value = Val(strTemp)
if its in the format:
$ 45, $ 1, $ 456
dim strTemp as string
strTemp = strings.right(strings.len(Form1.lblSubtotal.Text)-2)
Value = Val(strTemp)

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So I have a pretty simple UDF written in visual basic for use in excel. It calculates your approx. taxes. Lets say I use it as such:
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Your UDF's look OK, apart from using Currency data types (probably should be using doubles or variants since that is what Excel uses).
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