How to convert text to proper format in excel | officedunia

In Excel, you can convert text to proper format using the "PROPER" function. The PROPER function capitalizes the first letter of each word in a text string and converts all other letters to lowercase. Here's how to do it:

Assuming you have the text in cell A1, enter the following formula in another cell (let's say B1) to convert the text to proper format:

=PROPER(A1)
After entering the formula, press the Enter key.

The cell B1 will now display the text in proper format.

To apply the formula to multiple cells, you can drag the fill handle (the small square at the bottom-right corner of the cell) down to copy the formula to other cells.

Note: The PROPER function does not change the content in the original cell (A1 in this case). It only displays the result in the cell where you entered the formula (B1 in this case). If you want to replace the original text with the proper format, you can copy the result from cell B1, paste it as values into cell A1, and then delete cell B1.

Keep in mind that the PROPER function will capitalize the first letter of each word. If you need different capitalization rules, such as uppercase or lowercase, you can use the "UPPER" or "LOWER" functions, respectively.

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