I have a column of name/state names in all caps, for example:
EXAMPLE COMPLEX, NJ
Is there any way to make all of these lowercase into something like this:
Example Complex, NJ
but retain the caps for the state names?
Thanks.
I have a column of name/state names in all caps, for example:
EXAMPLE COMPLEX, NJ
Is there any way to make all of these lowercase into something like this:
Example Complex, NJ
but retain the caps for the state names?
Thanks.
Hi,
Presuming your capitalized words are in A1, this should work:
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SamuelT
Try:
=PROPER(LEFT(A1,FIND(",",A1)-1))&MID(A1,FIND(",",A1),LEN(A1))
where A1 houses original string.
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Awesome, thanks so much that works perfectly.
The only thing is, there are some complex names that don't have a state attached at the end.
Right now the function returns !#VALUE if that's the case. Is there a way to get around this so:
SAN FRANCISCO COMPLEX
turns into
San Francisco Complex
with one formula?
Thanks.
Try:
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