

It might seem more efficient at this point to cut and then paste the uppercase text back into the lowercase cells, but that will not work because of cell references. Step 6: Use your mouse to highlight all of the uppercase cells that you just created, then press Ctrl + C to copy them. Step 5: Press Ctrl + V on your keyboard to paste your copied function into these cells. Step 4: Click in the cell underneath the cell that you just copied, then drag your mouse down to select the number of cells that correspond to the number of cells that you want to convert to uppercase. Step 3: Click the cell into which you just typed this function, then press Ctrl + C on your keyboard to copy it. Replace XX with the cell location of the top cell in the column you want to convert. Step 2: Type =UPPER(XX) into the topmost empty cell, then press Enter on your keyboard. For example, if you wanted to convert cells A1-A5 to uppercase, then you would need a column with five empty cells. Step 2: Locate an empty group of cells in your spreadsheet that corresponds to the amount of cells containing text that you want to convert to uppercase. Step 1: Double-click the Excel file that contains the text that you want to convert.

CONVERT TEXT TO UPPERCASE EXCEL 2010 HOW TO
So follow the steps below to learn how to convert text in your spreadsheet to uppercase.
CONVERT TEXT TO UPPERCASE EXCEL 2010 PROFESSIONAL
In fact, you could make the argument that exclusive use of uppercase letters in Excel 2010 spreadsheets actually looks more professional than standard case usage. While capital letters and the upper case are poor practice in texting and other forms of written communication, they are useful when confined to situations where someone is not being addressed specifically.
