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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 |
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... 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 |
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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 |
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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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