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letter case?
How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is
lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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letter case?
If there is a single character in A1 then:
=IF(AND(CODE(A1)64,CODE(A1)<91),"upper","lower") -- Gary's Student "pacent" wrote: How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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You can test it like so
=EXACT(B1,LOWER(B1)) or =EXACT(B1,UPPER(B1)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "pacent" wrote in message ... How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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letter case?
How about for all caps?
"Gary''s Student" wrote: If there is a single character in A1 then: =IF(AND(CODE(A1)64,CODE(A1)<91),"upper","lower") -- Gary's Student "pacent" wrote: How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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letter case?
Allow me to clarify my ? -- the text is ALL CAPS vs Capitalized (not entirely
lower case). Is it possible? "Gary''s Student" wrote: If there is a single character in A1 then: =IF(AND(CODE(A1)64,CODE(A1)<91),"upper","lower") -- Gary's Student "pacent" wrote: How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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Bob Phillips has the correct approach:
=IF(EXACT(A1,UPPER(A1)),"all upper",IF(EXACT(A1,LOWER(A1)),"all lower","mixed")) -- Gary's Student "pacent" wrote: Allow me to clarify my ? -- the text is ALL CAPS vs Capitalized (not entirely lower case). Is it possible? "Gary''s Student" wrote: If there is a single character in A1 then: =IF(AND(CODE(A1)64,CODE(A1)<91),"upper","lower") -- Gary's Student "pacent" wrote: How might I create an IF formula to recognize whether text in a column is lower or upper case so that the text-related values may be added or subtracted based on the case of the text? For example, I have text in B1:B50 whose complimenting values I would like to + or - from the values attributed to the text in D1:D50 depending on the case of that text. |
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