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How to Change Text Case in Excel Using Formulas

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Excel is one of the most widely used spreadsheet programs in the world, and for good reason. Not only is it a powerful tool for organizing data, but it also has a wide range of formatting options to make your data look polished and professional. One such formatting option is changing the text case, which can be done using formulas. In this article, we will discuss how to change text case in Excel using formulas.

The three most common text cases are upper case, lower case, and proper case. Upper case converts all letters to capital letters, while lower case converts all letters to lowercase. Proper case capitalizes the first letter of each word and converts the rest to lowercase. Let’s explore how to implement each of these options using formulas in Excel.

Changing Text Case to Upper Case

To convert text to upper case using a formula in Excel, you can use the UPPER function. Here’s how:

1. Select the cell(s) you want to convert to upper case.

2. In the formula bar at the top of Excel, type “=UPPER()” without quotes.

3. Within the parentheses, enter the cell reference of the cell that contains the text you want to convert to upper case.

4. Press Enter.

The formula should now look something like this: =UPPER(A1)

If you have multiple cells that you want to convert to upper case, you can copy the formula down to other cells by dragging the fill handle. To do this, click on the bottom right corner of the cell that contains the formula and drag it down to the other cells you want to fill with the formula.

Changing Text Case to Lower Case

To convert text to lower case using a formula in Excel, you can use the LOWER function. Here’s how:

1. Select the cell(s) you want to convert to lower case.

2. In the formula bar at the top of Excel, type “=LOWER()” without quotes.

3. Within the parentheses, enter the cell reference of the cell that contains the text you want to convert to lower case.

4. Press Enter.

The formula should now look something like this: =LOWER(A1)

If you have multiple cells that you want to convert to lower case, you can copy the formula down to other cells by dragging the fill handle, just like with the UPPER formula.

Changing Text Case to Proper Case

To convert text to proper case using a formula in Excel, you can use a combination of functions: PROPER and TRIM. Here’s how:

1. Select the cell(s) you want to convert to proper case.

2. In the formula bar at the top of Excel, type “=PROPER(TRIM())” without quotes.

3. Within the parentheses of TRIM, enter the cell reference of the cell that contains the text you want to convert to proper case.

4. Press Enter.

Your formula should now look something like this: =PROPER(TRIM(A1))

The TRIM function removes any extra spaces from the text, while the PROPER function capitalizes the first letter of each word and converts the rest to lowercase.

Again, if you have multiple cells that you want to convert to proper case, you can copy the formula down to other cells by dragging the fill handle.

Conclusion

Changing text case in Excel using formulas is a quick and easy way to make your data look more professional. Whether you’re converting text to upper case, lower case, or proper case, using formulas can save you time and effort. By using the formulas above, you can easily convert text case in Excel to meet your formatting needs.

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