Struggling with capitalization in Excel? Learning how to make the first letter capital in Excel is a common need for data presentation and consistency.
This guide provides straightforward steps to transform your text's first characters into uppercase, enhancing the professionalism of your data sets.
We'll also explore how Sourcetable offers a simpler solution for this task compared to traditional methods in Excel.
To capitalize the first letter of each word in a cell, use the PROPER function. The syntax is =PROPER(cell). For changing only the first letter to uppercase, combine the UPPER, LOWER, and REPLACE functions in a formula.
For a comprehensive solution, apply the Change Case tool from the Ultimate Suite for Excel. This tool offers options to capitalize the first letter of every word or to use sentence case. It is accessible in trial mode within the Ultimate Suite.
The Ablebits Text Toolkit includes the Change Case feature to quickly capitalize the first letter in cells. It is part of the Ultimate Suite for Excel, streamlining text case conversion.
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