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UPPER text function
I want to change Normal Text on one worksheet to CAPITAL TEXT on a second
sheet to which it is linked. I have been able to do this by adding an additional column to my second sheet, using the "UPPER" function and copying all the data to the adjacent column. Can I apply this funtion directly to my linked text ? I get assorted error messages when I try this. The formula looks somehting like : =Summary!G10+Upper(b3) where the first part is the name of the linked data, and the second part attempting to convert it to capitals! Any advice please? Many Thanks |
=UPPER(Summary!G10)
HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I want to change Normal Text on one worksheet to CAPITAL TEXT on a second sheet to which it is linked. I have been able to do this by adding an additional column to my second sheet, using the "UPPER" function and copying all the data to the adjacent column. Can I apply this funtion directly to my linked text ? I get assorted error messages when I try this. The formula looks somehting like : =Summary!G10+Upper(b3) where the first part is the name of the linked data, and the second part attempting to convert it to capitals! Any advice please? Many Thanks . |
Perfect - You're a star-Thank you very much!!
"Jason Morin" wrote: =UPPER(Summary!G10) HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I want to change Normal Text on one worksheet to CAPITAL TEXT on a second sheet to which it is linked. I have been able to do this by adding an additional column to my second sheet, using the "UPPER" function and copying all the data to the adjacent column. Can I apply this funtion directly to my linked text ? I get assorted error messages when I try this. The formula looks somehting like : =Summary!G10+Upper(b3) where the first part is the name of the linked data, and the second part attempting to convert it to capitals! Any advice please? Many Thanks . |
I'm trying to do the same with a separate column of unlinked text, it isn't
working- and I end up with the following in the cell: =My Text+UPPER(C3) Bracketing as previous dosn't seem to work in this case?? Regards Graham "Graham" wrote: Perfect - You're a star-Thank you very much!! "Jason Morin" wrote: =UPPER(Summary!G10) HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I want to change Normal Text on one worksheet to CAPITAL TEXT on a second sheet to which it is linked. I have been able to do this by adding an additional column to my second sheet, using the "UPPER" function and copying all the data to the adjacent column. Can I apply this funtion directly to my linked text ? I get assorted error messages when I try this. The formula looks somehting like : =Summary!G10+Upper(b3) where the first part is the name of the linked data, and the second part attempting to convert it to capitals! Any advice please? Many Thanks . |
Hi
Try something like =MyText&UPPER(C3) eg ="Abcdef ghi jk"&UPPER(C3) -- Andy. "Graham" wrote in message ... I'm trying to do the same with a separate column of unlinked text, it isn't working- and I end up with the following in the cell: =My Text+UPPER(C3) Bracketing as previous dosn't seem to work in this case?? Regards Graham "Graham" wrote: Perfect - You're a star-Thank you very much!! "Jason Morin" wrote: =UPPER(Summary!G10) HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I want to change Normal Text on one worksheet to CAPITAL TEXT on a second sheet to which it is linked. I have been able to do this by adding an additional column to my second sheet, using the "UPPER" function and copying all the data to the adjacent column. Can I apply this funtion directly to my linked text ? I get assorted error messages when I try this. The formula looks somehting like : =Summary!G10+Upper(b3) where the first part is the name of the linked data, and the second part attempting to convert it to capitals! Any advice please? Many Thanks . |
Thank you Lady Layla, very helpful.
"Lady Layla" wrote: Insert a column to the right of Col A In cell B1 (assuming data is in A1) enter =UPPER(A1) Copy this forumla down Col B until you have converted all cells Select all cells in Col B that have data in them Edit - Copy Select cell A1 (Assuming this is where the data starts) Edit Paste Special Values Delete Col B "Kim" wrote in message ... : I'm sorry to sound like an idiot, but I don't understand how to use this : function. Where am I supposed to put it? If I put it in the same cell as the : one I want to change it doesn't work. I want all of column A to be : uppercase. I just don't understand how these text functions work and the : Help doesn't really explain it that well. |
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