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You can use the UPPER formula to capitalize all the text in an adjacent cell then do a copy: paste text to the original columns. |
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I used the formula and the text in the adiacent cell was capitalized, then I copy it but can't past because the name of the author is printed, not the title, like this
from ALAN D. ALTIERIvictoria crossVICTORIA CROSS to ALAN D. ALTIERIALAN D. ALTIERIvictoria cross |
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