Lori

I think you're confusing it with Word. In Excel you will need to use a
helper column and the UPPER function

=UPPER(A1)

For example. You can then copy that data and Paste Special...+Values over
the old.

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"Lori G" wrote in message
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I thought I had previously been able to check a box in the formatting menu
that said All Caps to have the text type in caps automatically. Could
someone
please tell me if I am losing my mind. I thought it was in the same area
as
the option to print gridlines?