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Hi
I know this can be done in MS word by highlighting the text and pressing Shift+F3, however this shortcut does not work in Excel. Is there are way of formatting a whole column/row to formatt the text already entered to change to becoming all UPPERCASE? Thanks for your help |
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You'll need an empty cell in which to enter the formula
=upper(cell with text) then you copy the cell with the formula, select the cell with the text, and select EditPaste SpecialValues "Chopper_Haynes" wrote: Hi I know this can be done in MS word by highlighting the text and pressing Shift+F3, however this shortcut does not work in Excel. Is there are way of formatting a whole column/row to formatt the text already entered to change to becoming all UPPERCASE? Thanks for your help |
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Since the change is wanted in place and permanent, it would be faster
to use a macro to save on all the clean up steps that would follow if you used a worksheet function. http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/proper.htm#upper --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001] My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm "Duke Carey" wrote in message ... You'll need an empty cell in which to enter the formula =upper(cell with text) then you copy the cell with the formula, select the cell with the text, and select EditPaste SpecialValues "Chopper_Haynes" wrote: Hi I know this can be done in MS word by highlighting the text and pressing Shift+F3, however this shortcut does not work in Excel. Is there are way of formatting a whole column/row to formatt the text already entered to change to becoming all UPPERCASE? Thanks for your help |
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Thank you "Duke Carey" that is definetely the solution.
"Duke Carey" wrote: You'll need an empty cell in which to enter the formula =upper(cell with text) then you copy the cell with the formula, select the cell with the text, and select EditPaste SpecialValues "Chopper_Haynes" wrote: Hi I know this can be done in MS word by highlighting the text and pressing Shift+F3, however this shortcut does not work in Excel. Is there are way of formatting a whole column/row to formatt the text already entered to change to becoming all UPPERCASE? Thanks for your help |
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