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I receive large databases each month. I have been able to format the data
using PROPER. Though when I follow the instuctions from "3 formatting shortcuts" it calls for dragging the fill handle to the end of the new column to show all the converted cells. My databases are hundreds of names long! Is there a way to count the cells with text in them in advance - without scrolling down to the bottom - and then put the range into the =PROPER (range of cells with data) command? -- Thank you kindly |
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You are using a second column to convert to Proper?
You can Double-Click the Fill Handle instead of Draging it, provided the Columns are next to each other. --or-- Identify the bottom cell in the Data (before using PROPER). Then Press the [F5] Key. Type A1:A5000 (where A1 is the first cell in the range to convert and A5000 is the last cell). Click Okay and the whole range will be selected. Then, type: =PROPER(A1) Press Ctrl+Enter tj "shoiley" wrote: I receive large databases each month. I have been able to format the data using PROPER. Though when I follow the instuctions from "3 formatting shortcuts" it calls for dragging the fill handle to the end of the new column to show all the converted cells. My databases are hundreds of names long! Is there a way to count the cells with text in them in advance - without scrolling down to the bottom - and then put the range into the =PROPER (range of cells with data) command? -- Thank you kindly |
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Sub makeproper()
With ActiveSheet.UsedRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConst ants) ..Value = Application.Proper(.Value) End With End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... Try selecting the 1st celltouching the shift keyend key+down arrow -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "shoiley" wrote in message ... I receive large databases each month. I have been able to format the data using PROPER. Though when I follow the instuctions from "3 formatting shortcuts" it calls for dragging the fill handle to the end of the new column to show all the converted cells. My databases are hundreds of names long! Is there a way to count the cells with text in them in advance - without scrolling down to the bottom - and then put the range into the =PROPER (range of cells with data) command? -- Thank you kindly |
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You are using a second column to convert to Proper?
yes You can Double-Click the Fill Handle instead of Draging it, provided the Columns are next to each other. Thank you - I will try this. |
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