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How To Use: UPPER Function

How To Use: UPPER Function

You can use UPPER function to change the text from lower case or proper case to upper case. In other words, using the UPPER Function you can change your text in the cell into all capital letters.

For example, if you have your text in abc or Abc format we can change it to ABC format using UPPER Function.

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It is a very useful tool in Data management. It is very easy to use.

Excel consists of many inbuilt functions which help us simply our work and save time.

Let’s see how it works.

UPPER Function
UPPER

Syntax for UPPER Function

=UPPER(Cell Address)

In the above Syntax just put the function along with your cell address and you get the result.

For example, if we have 3 names all are written in non-capital letters, simply applying the =UPPER(A2) formula in cell B2 we can change the text from lower case to upper case.

As shown in the image above all the names which are in capital letters are changed to upper case.

Similarly, you can also get the text in Proper case or Lower case using LOWER and PROPER functions.

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