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how do I format a cell to display its contents in Upper case?
I'm entering information in a spreadsheet that gets uploaded to a database.
The contents of some of the cells need to be in uppercase. Is there a way to format the cell in such a way that it changes the case of the content to upper case. So, if I type in ser, the cell content changes to SER. |
how do I format a cell to display its contents in Upper case?
you need VBA to do this , not formatting. in the Worksheet_Change event,
Target.value=Ucase(target.Value) "MarcM" wrote: I'm entering information in a spreadsheet that gets uploaded to a database. The contents of some of the cells need to be in uppercase. Is there a way to format the cell in such a way that it changes the case of the content to upper case. So, if I type in ser, the cell content changes to SER. |
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