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I have this "dog, cat, mice"
I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks |
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A1: dog, cat, mice
A2: =PROPER(A1) -- John C "Yossy" wrote: I have this "dog, cat, mice" I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks |
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If that is in A1, then put this formula in B1:
=PROPER(A1) Select B1 again and <copy it, then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | OK then <Enter. Then just <copy <paste it over the original, and delete B1. (Not quite as easy as Word !!) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 25, 8:58*pm, Yossy wrote: I have this "dog, cat, mice" I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks |
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If you have a larger data set you might want to use a macro
Sub PropCase() Application.DisplayAlerts = False Dim R As Range For Each R In Selection.Cells If R.HasFormula Then R.Formula = "=PROPER(" & Mid(R.Formula, 2) & ")" Else R.Value = Application.Proper(R.Value) End If Next Application.DisplayAlerts = True End Sub http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/install.htm -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Yossy" wrote in message ... I have this "dog, cat, mice" I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks |
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thanks to all. i appreciate it.
"Pete_UK" wrote: If that is in A1, then put this formula in B1: =PROPER(A1) Select B1 again and <copy it, then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | OK then <Enter. Then just <copy <paste it over the original, and delete B1. (Not quite as easy as Word !!) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 25, 8:58 pm, Yossy wrote: I have this "dog, cat, mice" I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks |
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You're welcome - appreciate the feedback.
Pete On Jul 25, 9:10*pm, Yossy wrote: thanks to all. i appreciate it. "Pete_UK" wrote: If that is in A1, then put this formula in B1: =PROPER(A1) Select B1 again and <copy it, then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | OK then <Enter. Then just <copy <paste it over the original, and delete B1. (Not quite as easy as Word !!) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 25, 8:58 pm, Yossy wrote: I have this "dog, cat, mice" I want to achieve this Dog, Cat, Mice. All help appreciated. Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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