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I have columns that the user enters x or nothing. Purely for aesthetics I
would like it to auto-capitalize, so I entered the function "=UPPER(+F5)" where F5 is the current cell. What shows is excatly what I just entered: ie., the function! So there are two questions, why do I have the =UPPER etc displaying in the cell and is it the correct use of the function to uppercase the contect in the cell. Excel 2007. Many thanks! Ron |
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Hi,
the correct syntax is =Upper(f5) Mike "Ron Carr" wrote: I have columns that the user enters x or nothing. Purely for aesthetics I would like it to auto-capitalize, so I entered the function "=UPPER(+F5)" where F5 is the current cell. What shows is excatly what I just entered: ie., the function! So there are two questions, why do I have the =UPPER etc displaying in the cell and is it the correct use of the function to uppercase the contect in the cell. Excel 2007. Many thanks! Ron |
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Nope. tried it both ways, with and without the +.
Ron "Mike H" wrote: Hi, the correct syntax is =Upper(f5) Mike "Ron Carr" wrote: I have columns that the user enters x or nothing. Purely for aesthetics I would like it to auto-capitalize, so I entered the function "=UPPER(+F5)" where F5 is the current cell. What shows is excatly what I just entered: ie., the function! So there are two questions, why do I have the =UPPER etc displaying in the cell and is it the correct use of the function to uppercase the contect in the cell. Excel 2007. Many thanks! Ron |
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You cannot use a formula to change a cell that has something in it.
If F5 has x then the formula =UPPER(F5) in some OTHER cell will display X You seem to want the cell F5 where the user types an x to automatically change to a capital X This would require some VBA code. Are you ready to enter that area of Excel? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Ron Carr" wrote in message ... I have columns that the user enters x or nothing. Purely for aesthetics I would like it to auto-capitalize, so I entered the function "=UPPER(+F5)" where F5 is the current cell. What shows is excatly what I just entered: ie., the function! So there are two questions, why do I have the =UPPER etc displaying in the cell and is it the correct use of the function to uppercase the contect in the cell. Excel 2007. Many thanks! Ron |
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