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I'm new at this, but does this help In cell B1 put =PROPPER(A1). Assuming A1
is the text you wish to capitalise. -- Browny "Paul Brothers" wrote: Hi All, I am trying to get excell to format each line with a capital letter , I use to be able to set this in older versions of offic ethough am having trouble with it now. I am trying to set it so that the format is the same default whenever a new document is created and the same for the font. Any help greatly appreciated. Paul |
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UPPER would be the right solution
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Browny wrote: I'm new at this, but does this help In cell B1 put =PROPPER(A1). Assuming A1 is the text you wish to capitalise. |
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No Proper is what is used for A capital letter at the beginning of each
word. UPPER will capitalize the entire text. Jarek Kujawa wrote: UPPER would be the right solution |
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