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Capitalizing an existing column.
I have entered an extensive amount of data, only to have management tell me
they want it all in upper case. Is there a way to do that without starting over? |
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Capitalizing an existing column.
Assume your data is in column A. In an empty column near your data enter the
formula =upper(A1) and copy it down as needed. After copying the formula to the necessary cells, select all the formulas, copy them, select the original data, and use Edit-Paste Special-Values to replace the original data with the upper case. AFter confirming that the result is what you want, delete the column with the formulas "The Oz" wrote: I have entered an extensive amount of data, only to have management tell me they want it all in upper case. Is there a way to do that without starting over? |
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