Microsoft Word contains the command of CHANGE CASE which is very useful, but
Microsoft Excel does not contain this command due to which its too much
difficult as rewrite the whole content of a cell. Cant this command be
available in Microsoft Excel too, I think its not hard for Microsoft
Corporation. Or if this command is available in Microsoft Excel what is the
command.

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No, there is not an exactly equivalent command, but try the UPPER fiunction.
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David Biddulph

"Wahaish" wrote in message
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Microsoft Word contains the command of CHANGE CASE which is very useful,
but
Microsoft Excel does not contain this command due to which its too much
difficult as rewrite the whole content of a cell. Cant this command be
available in Microsoft Excel too, I think its not hard for Microsoft
Corporation. Or if this command is available in Microsoft Excel what is
the
command.

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Until MS gets around to making Excel into a word processing application see
help on UPPER, LOWER and PROPER functions.

Or store this macro for use on a range of cells.

Sub TextConvert()
'By Ivan F Moala
'will change the text that you have selected,
'if no text is selected it will change the whole sheet
Dim ocell As Range
Dim Ans As String

Ans = Application.InputBox("Type in Letter" & vbCr & _
"(L)owercase, (U)ppercase, (P)ropercase ")

If Ans = "" Then Exit Sub

For Each ocell In Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, 2)
Select Case UCase(Ans)
Case "L": ocell = LCase(ocell.Formula)
Case "U": ocell = UCase(ocell.Formula)
Case "P": ocell = Application.Proper(ocell.Formula)
End Select
Next
End Sub


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 01:57:00 -0800, Wahaish
wrote:

Microsoft Word contains the command of CHANGE CASE which is very useful, but
Microsoft Excel does not contain this command due to which its too much
difficult as rewrite the whole content of a cell. Cant this command be
available in Microsoft Excel too, I think its not hard for Microsoft
Corporation. Or if this command is available in Microsoft Excel what is the
command.

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