Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
PROPER, LOWER, UPPER, and SUBSTITUTE
Why It Matters To You
Excel has many functions that can be used to transform and condition text. In our work, we often get data files from accounting systems or other systems where data isn't necessarily formatted in the way we need. We will talk about 4 functions that can help us out, PROPER, UPPER, LOWER, and SUBSTITUTE, in this Tip-of-the-Week.
How To ...
Here's a sample file with an extract of vendor names to show you how PROPER, UPPER, LOWER, and SUBSTITUTE can help you clean up a data file.
Notes
Last updated | 7/25/08 |
Application Version | Excel 2003 |
Author | Michael Kan |
Pre-requisites | None |
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