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Formula results to actual value
This is very basic but I cannot find the answer in the help and I am new
to Excel 2002. I have a column of text that was entered in all caps and that I wanted to change to proper caps. So, I used the formula "=PROPER(...)" to change the column of text from all caps to title case. That worked fine. The results were produced the next column over. But what I really want to do is replace the original column that contained the text in all caps with the changed text. How do I change the column of "results" of the formula into actual "real text" so I can copy them over and replace the original all caps text? Thank you. (Hope I am clear) Jeff |
Formula results to actual value
"Jeff" wrote in message
... This is very basic but I cannot find the answer in the help and I am new to Excel 2002. I have a column of text that was entered in all caps and that I wanted to change to proper caps. So, I used the formula "=PROPER(...)" to change the column of text from all caps to title case. That worked fine. The results were produced the next column over. But what I really want to do is replace the original column that contained the text in all caps with the changed text. How do I change the column of "results" of the formula into actual "real text" so I can copy them over and replace the original all caps text? Thank you. (Hope I am clear) Jeff Just copy the "results" column, select the "capitals" column and use Paste Special Values |
Formula results to actual value
Hi Jeff,
Simply highlight the values in the "Proper" column and then use Paste Special to paste them "As Values" over top capitalized versions. Pastel "Jeff" wrote: This is very basic but I cannot find the answer in the help and I am new to Excel 2002. I have a column of text that was entered in all caps and that I wanted to change to proper caps. So, I used the formula "=PROPER(...)" to change the column of text from all caps to title case. That worked fine. The results were produced the next column over. But what I really want to do is replace the original column that contained the text in all caps with the changed text. How do I change the column of "results" of the formula into actual "real text" so I can copy them over and replace the original all caps text? Thank you. (Hope I am clear) Jeff |
Formula results to actual value
Stephen wrote:
"Jeff" wrote in message ... This is very basic but I cannot find the answer in the help and I am new to Excel 2002. I have a column of text that was entered in all caps and that I wanted to change to proper caps. So, I used the formula "=PROPER(...)" to change the column of text from all caps to title case. That worked fine. The results were produced the next column over. But what I really want to do is replace the original column that contained the text in all caps with the changed text. How do I change the column of "results" of the formula into actual "real text" so I can copy them over and replace the original all caps text? Thank you. (Hope I am clear) Jeff Just copy the "results" column, select the "capitals" column and use Paste Special Values Thank you. Too simple ...... ! Jeff |
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