Hi Kathy

Copy your new column which has the formulaePaste SpecialValues
That will "fix" the formulae to their resulting text appearance.
You can then delete the original column.
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Regards
Roger Govier

Kathy wrote:
Thank you! This works but now I need to get rid of the column with the
improperly formatted case (so that there are not two duplicate columns of
text). How can I do that? Can I turn the new column with the "Upper" and
"Proper" formulas into text?


"Pritesh" wrote:

You can apply "Upper" formula, even better would be to use "Proper" formula,
which capitalizes only first letter of each word from the reference data/cell.

It works like;
=upper(a1) and
=proper(a1)

Regards,
Pritesh


"Kathy" wrote:

Please help! I have a number of imported worksheets with some fields
formatted in mixed case and some in UPPER case. I want all data to look
consistent.

Is there a way that I can quickly turn all of the mixed case to upper case?
Word has a button to do this but I don't see one in Excel.

Thanks in advance.