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Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and
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use the fuinction =lower(range) to change to lower case.
"Barb P." wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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I'm sorry can you be more explicit? Do I highlight the column? Do I simply
type, =lower(D3:D200) ????? UGH! "Gary Rowe" wrote: use the fuinction =lower(range) to change to lower case. "Barb P." wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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Assuming the column is A
In B1 enter =LOWER(A1) Double-click on B1 fill handle to copy down. When happy with results, select column B and copypaste special(in place)valuesOKEsc Delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 06:13:01 -0800, Barb P. <Barb wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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Must be done one cell at a time.
See my response to first post. Or with a macro you can change a range in place without the helper column. If you would like a macro, post back. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 06:43:02 -0800, Barb P. wrote: I'm sorry can you be more explicit? Do I highlight the column? Do I simply type, =lower(D3:D200) ????? UGH! "Gary Rowe" wrote: use the fuinction =lower(range) to change to lower case. "Barb P." wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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Thank you, I will work on it!!!!!!
"Gord Dibben" wrote: Assuming the column is A In B1 enter =LOWER(A1) Double-click on B1 fill handle to copy down. When happy with results, select column B and copypaste special(in place)valuesOKEsc Delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 06:13:01 -0800, Barb P. <Barb wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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Gord, I just read your post and the information was a life saver! Well,
maybe it didn't save my life but definitely hours and hours of my time! Thank you! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Assuming the column is A In B1 enter =LOWER(A1) Double-click on B1 fill handle to copy down. When happy with results, select column B and copypaste special(in place)valuesOKEsc Delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 06:13:01 -0800, Barb P. <Barb wrote: Is there a way to highlight a column of data that is in capitol letters and change to small letters? |
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