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Ok, I understand that in Excel, to convert a string of texts to all caps
could be done by using the UPPER formula ( e.g. UPPER("Text") ) My supervisor came to me and asked me, she has a column full of street addresses in mixed cases that she needs to convert to all caps. Example: 123 Main Street 1412 south avenue 592 northern main drive 243 EAST ROAD I tried the UPPER formula on the first one and wanted to do the same for all the others, but the Fill series / paste special all seemed to end up copying the contents of the first cell rather than repeating the =UPPER("text") for the series. Then I thought about doing this by reference. So I copie generated a seperate column and used the reference formula (=UPPER(A1)) and filled series, this worked. But my boss complained and said this is too complicated and insisted that there is an easier way. My question now is, is there any way to do this without having to use reference? Thanks a bunch. |
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