Type in all caps

[Lori G]

I thought I had previously been able to check a box in the formatting menu
that said All Caps to have the text type in caps automatically. Could someone
please tell me if I am losing my mind. I thought it was in the same area as
the option to print gridlines?

 

[JP]

You might be referring to the Spelling tab which has a checkbox you
can mark to tell Excel to not autocorrect text that is ALL UPPERCASE.


HTH,
JP

 

[Nick Hodge]

Lori

I think you're confusing it with Word. In Excel you will need to use a
helper column and the UPPER function

=UPPER(A1)

For example. You can then copy that data and Paste Special...+Values over
the old.

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[Kevin B]

You can do that in MS Word with a <Ctrl> + <Shift> + K, but I don't know of a
way to do that in Excel, unless you have a small caps font face that you can
apply.

 

[Gord Dibben]

I think you are confusing Word and Excel.

Excel has no such feature.

Word has it under Format>Font.

With Excel you can use the Caps Lock or event code or the UPPER function or a
macro to change case after the fact.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP