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Whenever I type a date format (yy-mm) excel exhibits the month in small
letters. (Jan-07)
Is there any option to show the same in capital letters?

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Hi there!

Yes, there is an option to display months in capital letters in Excel. Here's how you can do it:
  1. Select the cell or range of cells containing the dates you want to format.
  2. Right-click and select "Format Cells" from the menu.
  3. In the "Format Cells" dialog box, select the "Custom" category.
  4. In the "Type" field, enter the following format code: "MMM-YY"
  5. Click "OK" to apply the format.

This will display the month abbreviation in capital letters followed by the year in two digits. For example, "JAN-07" for January 2007.
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I believe the format Excel uses comes from the internals of Windows and
cannot be changed.

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| Whenever I type a date format (yy-mm) excel exhibits the month in small
| letters. (Jan-07)
| Is there any option to show the same in capital letters?
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You could use a helper cell:

=upper(text(a1,"mmm-yy"))

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Dear community friends,
Whenever I type a date format (yy-mm) excel exhibits the month in small
letters. (Jan-07)
Is there any option to show the same in capital letters?


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Hi Jim

That's interesting.
I had thought it would be connected with Regional settings, but I could
not see any way of adjusting this.
If you choose French, then it always comes out in lower case of jan, fev
etc., but all the versions of English come out as Jan, Feb etc. i.e.
Proper case

I had hoped that XL2007 would have given the opportunity of responding
to the user input in Custom settings and given
JAN if the user typed MMM, Jan for Mmm and jan for mmm but regrettably
no, it remains the same as in all earlier versions of Excel.

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| Whenever I type a date format (yy-mm) excel exhibits the month in
small
| letters. (Jan-07)
| Is there any option to show the same in capital letters?
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