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convert to upper case - entire column ?
I have a column of names and would like to do a data conversion
from lower case to upper case. I know the formula is =upper(" ") but is there a way to have it do the conversion for an entire column at once. Don't know what I am doing wrong but it seems I have to enter it in each cell which is not exactly a time saver...... Any suggestions? Thanks. Alicia |
convert to upper case - entire column ?
Insert a column directly to the right of the original column.
Then type =upper(a1) (adjust the cell's address) then fill the rest of the cells using the techniques at Debra Dalgleish's site: http://contextures.com/xlDataEntry01.html#Mouse After you do that, you can select the new column edit|copy edit|paste special|values and delete the original column Alicia wrote: I have a column of names and would like to do a data conversion from lower case to upper case. I know the formula is =upper(" ") but is there a way to have it do the conversion for an entire column at once. Don't know what I am doing wrong but it seems I have to enter it in each cell which is not exactly a time saver...... Any suggestions? Thanks. Alicia -- Dave Peterson |
convert to upper case - entire column ?
Just enter first cell and copy down.
in B1 =UPPER(A1) Copy/drag down as required. Copy, Paste Special =Values to remove formulas from Column B "Alicia" wrote: I have a column of names and would like to do a data conversion from lower case to upper case. I know the formula is =upper(" ") but is there a way to have it do the conversion for an entire column at once. Don't know what I am doing wrong but it seems I have to enter it in each cell which is not exactly a time saver...... Any suggestions? Thanks. Alicia |
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