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I seem to remember in older versions of word that I could convert a text string to upper, lower, or title case. I don't seem to be able to do that now.
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Word has no true 'Title' case conversion. It does have a 'Capitalize each word' option:
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Word's TitleCase function is a fairly blunt instrument that crudely capitalises the first letter of each word and destroys the capitalisation for acronyms and various surnames, for example. Such an approach really doesn't conform to the usual understanding title casing.

The following function will apply a true title case to whatever string you feed into it. Note the comments as to what the optional parameters do.
Code:
Function TitleCase(StrTxt As String, Optional bCaps As Boolean, Optional bClos As Boolean, Optional bExcl As Boolean) As String
'Convert an input string to proper-case.
'Surnames like O', Mc & Mac and hyphenated names are converted to title case also.
'If bCaps = True, then upper-case strings like ABC are preserved; otherwise they're converted.
'If bClos = False, words in the exclusion list after closing characters are retained as lower-case; otherwise they're converted.
'If bExcl = True, words in the exclusion list are retained as lower-case, unless after specified punctuation marks.
Dim i As Long, j As Long, k As Long, l As Long, bFnd As Boolean
Dim StrChr As String, StrExcl As String, StrMac As String, StrPunct As String, StrTmpA As String, StrTmpB As String
'General exclusion list.
StrExcl = "(a),a,am,an,and,are,as,at,(b),be,but,by,(c),can,cm,(d),did,do,does,(e),eg,en,eq,etc,(f),for," & _
          "(g),get,go,got,(h),has,have,he,her,him,how,(i),ie,if,in,into,is,it,its,(j),(k),(l),(m),me,mi," & _
          "mm,my,(n),na,nb,no,not,(o),of,off,ok,on,one,or,our,out,(p),(q),(r),re,(s),she,so,(t),the," & _
          "their,them,they,this,to,(u),(v),via,vs,(w),was,we,were,who,will,with,would,(x),(y),yd,you,your,(z)"
'Mac name lower-case list.
StrMac = "Macad,Macau,Macaq,Macaro,Macass,Macaw,Maccabee,Macedon,Macerate,Mach,Mack,Macle,Macrame,Macro,Macul,Macumb"
StrPunct = "!,;,:,.,?,/,(,{,[,<,“,"""
If bClos = True Then StrPunct = StrPunct & ",),},],>,”"
If bExcl = False Then
  StrExcl = ""
  StrPunct = ""
Else
  StrExcl = " " & Replace(Trim(StrExcl), ",", " , ") & " "
End If
If Len(Trim(StrTxt)) = 0 Then
  TitleCase = StrTxt
  Exit Function
End If
If bCaps = False Then StrTxt = LCase(StrTxt)
StrTxt = " " & StrTxt & " "
For i = 1 To UBound(Split(StrTxt, " ")) - 1
  StrTmpA = Split(StrTxt, " ")(i)
  'Check for a double-quote before the word
  If Left(StrTmpA, 1) Like "[""“”]" Then
    StrTmpB = UCase(Left(StrTmpA, 2)) & Right(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - 2)
  Else
    StrTmpB = UCase(Left(StrTmpA, 1)) & Right(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - 1)
  End If
  StrTmpB = " " & StrTmpB & " "
  StrTmpA = " " & StrTmpA & " "
  StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrTmpA, StrTmpB)
Next
'Code for handling hyphenated words
For i = 1 To UBound(Split(StrTxt, "-"))
  StrTmpA = Split(StrTxt, "-")(i)
  StrTmpB = UCase(Left(StrTmpA, 1)) & Right(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - 1)
  StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrTmpA, StrTmpB)
Next
'Code for handling family names starting with O'
For i = 1 To UBound(Split(StrTxt, "'"))
  If InStr(Right(Split(StrTxt, "'")(i - 1), 2), " ") = 1 Or _
    Right(Split(StrTxt, "'")(i - 1), 2) = Right(Split(StrTxt, "'")(i - 1), 1) Then
    StrTmpA = Split(StrTxt, "'")(i)
    StrTmpB = UCase(Left(StrTmpA, 1)) & Right(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - 1)
    StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrTmpA, StrTmpB)
  End If
Next
'Code for handling family names starting with Mc
If Left(StrTxt, 2) = "Mc" Then
  Mid(StrTxt, 3, 1) = UCase(Mid(StrTxt, 3, 1))
End If
i = InStr(StrTxt, " Mc") + InStr(StrTxt, """Mc")
If i > 0 Then
  Mid(StrTxt, i + 3, 1) = UCase(Mid(StrTxt, i + 3, 1))
End If
'Code for handling family names starting with Mac
If InStr(1, StrTxt, "Mac", vbBinaryCompare) > 0 Then
  For i = 1 To UBound(Split(StrTxt, " "))
    StrTmpA = Split(StrTxt, " ")(i)
    If InStr(1, StrTmpA, "Mac", vbBinaryCompare) > 0 Then
      StrTmpA = Left(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - InStr(1, StrTmpA, "Mac", vbBinaryCompare) + 1)
      bFnd = False
      For j = 0 To UBound(Split(StrMac, ","))
        StrTmpB = Split(StrMac, ",")(j)
        If Left(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpB)) = StrTmpB Then
          bFnd = True
          Exit For
        End If
      Next
      If bFnd = False Then
        If Len(Split(Trim(StrTmpA), " ")(0)) > 4 Then
          StrTmpB = StrTmpA
          Mid(StrTmpB, 4, 1) = UCase(Mid(StrTmpB, 4, 1))
          StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrTmpA, StrTmpB)
        End If
      End If
    End If
  Next
End If
'Code to restore excluded words to lower case
If StrExcl <> "" Then
  For i = 0 To UBound(Split(StrExcl, ","))
    StrTmpA = Split(StrExcl, ",")(i)
    StrTmpB = UCase(Left(StrTmpA, 2)) & Right(StrTmpA, Len(StrTmpA) - 2)
    If InStr(StrTxt, StrTmpB) > 0 Then
      StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrTmpB, StrTmpA)
      'Make sure an excluded words following punctution marks are given proper case anyway
      For j = 0 To UBound(Split(StrPunct, ","))
        StrChr = Split(StrPunct, ",")(j)
        StrTxt = Replace(StrTxt, StrChr & StrTmpA, StrChr & StrTmpB)
      Next
    End If
  Next
End If
TitleCase = Trim(StrTxt)
End Function
To re-format just a selection, you could call the function with a macro like:
Code:
Sub MakeTitle()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Dim StrTmp As String
With Selection.Range
  StrTmp = Trim(.Text)
  While Right(StrTmp, 1) = "."
    StrTmp = Left(StrTmp, Len(StrTmp) - 1)
  Wend
  While InStr(StrTmp, "  ") > 0
    StrTmp = Replace(StrTmp, "  ", " ")
  Wend
  StrTmp = TitleCase(StrTmp, bCaps:=False, bExcl:=False)
  .Text = StrTmp
End With
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
To re-format all text in the 'Heading 1' Style, you could call the function with a macro like:
Code:
Sub HeadingMakeTitle()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Dim StrTmp As String
With ActiveDocument.Range
  With .Find
    .MatchWildcards = True
    .ClearFormatting
    .Replacement.ClearFormatting
    .Format = True
    .Wrap = wdFindStop
    .Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll
    .Style = "Heading 1"
    .Text = "[!^13]{1,}"
    .Replacement.Text = ""
    .Execute
  End With
  Do While .Find.Found
    StrTmp = Trim(.Text)
    While Right(StrTmp, 1) = "."
      StrTmp = Left(StrTmp, Len(StrTmp) - 1)
    Wend
    While InStr(StrTmp, "  ") > 0
      StrTmp = Replace(StrTmp, "  ", " ")
    Wend
    StrTmp = TitleCase(StrTmp, bCaps:=False, bExcl:=False)
    .Text = StrTmp
    .Collapse wdCollapseEnd
    .Find.Execute
  Loop
End With
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
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Word has no true 'Title' case conversion. It does have a 'Capitalize each word' option:
Thanks for the quick response Paul - and also thanks for the code segment, which will work better in converting to a true title case.
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Macropod,

I know this string is old, but I just found it, and I am trying to use your title case code. However, Word 2016 chocks on this line: StrPunct = "!,;,:,.,?,/,(,{,[,<,",""". Is there a different way to format it? In the forum, it looks like the next to last quote (inside the lasts comma) is a left curly quote. Could that be the issue? Anyway, I just copied and pasted your code into the VBA editor in Word and tried to run it and it stops on the StrPunct line (which I thought it might because it's higlighted in red). Thanks!
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Macropod,

I know this string is old, but I just found it, and I am trying to use your title case code. However, Word 2016 chocks on this line: StrPunct = "!,;,:,.,?,/,(,{,[,<,",""". Is there a different way to format it? In the forum, it looks like the next to last quote (inside the lasts comma) is a left curly quote. Could that be the issue? Anyway, I just copied and pasted your code into the VBA editor in Word and tried to run it and it stops on the StrPunct line (which I thought it might because it's higlighted in red). Thanks!

Here is what I'm running from Graham Mayor's vba examples:
Code:
Sub TrueTitleCase()  ' Graham Mayor
'   Graham Mayor vba examples page 2
'   Creates true title case - sort of
'   See http://www.gmayor.com/word_vba_examples_2.htm
'   2014-01-31 - tab formatting added to vba by ckk
'
    Dim sText As range, vFindText As Variant, vReplText As Variant, _
        i As Long, k As Long, m As Long
        '
    Set sText = Selection.range
    'count the characters in the selected string
    k = Len(sText)
    If k < 1 Then
        'If none, then no string is selected
        'so warn the user
        MsgBox "Select the text first!", vbOKOnly, "No text selected"
        Exit Sub 'and quit the macro
    End If
    'format the selected string as title case
    sText.Case = wdTitleWord
    'list the exceptions to look for in an array
    vFindText = Array("A", "An", "And", "As", "At", "But", "By", "For", _
    "If", "In", "Of", "On", "Or", "The", "To", "With")
    'list their replacements in a matching array
    vReplText = Array("a", "an", "and", "as", "at", "but", "by", "for", _
    "if", "in", "of", "on", "or", "the", "to", "with")
    With sText
        With .Find
            'replace items in the first list
            'with the corresponding items from the second
            .ClearFormatting
            .Replacement.ClearFormatting
            .Forward = True
            .Wrap = wdFindStop
            .MatchWholeWord = True
            .MatchWildcards = False
            .MatchSoundsLike = False
            .MatchAllWordForms = False
            .Format = True
            .MatchCase = True
            For i = LBound(vFindText) To UBound(vFindText)
                .Text = vFindText(i)
                .Replacement.Text = vReplText(i)
                .Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll
            Next i
        End With
        'Reduce the range of the selected text
        'to encompass only the first character
        .MoveEnd Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=-Len(sText) + 1
        'format that character as upper case
        .Case = wdUpperCase
        'restore the selected text to its original length
        .MoveEnd Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=k
        'and check to see if the string contains a colon
        If InStr(1, sText, ":") > 0 Then
            'If it does note the position of the character
            'after the first colon
            m = InStr(1, sText, ":") + 1
            'and set that as the new start of the selected text
            .MoveStart wdCharacter, m
            'set the end of the selected text to include
            'one extra character
            .MoveEnd Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=-Len(sText) + 1
            'format that character as upper case
            .Case = wdUpperCase
        End If
    End With
  End Sub
When I run it on the text:
Save time in word with new buttons that show up where you need them.
It gives true title case including the word "you."
Save Time in Word with New Buttons That Show Up Where You Need Them.

I tried what I have from Paul's code, which does run fine on my computer, and it did not capitalize the "you." (You is in the exclusion list of the function.)
Save Time in Word with New Buttons That Show Up Where you Need Them.

The difference is in the exclusion lists, I expect. Paul's macro covers more things though.

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Word 2016 chocks on this line: StrPunct = "!,;,:,.,?,/,(,{,[,<,",""".
As posted, it appears you've converted the smart quote to plain quote.
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As posted, it appears you've converted the smart quote to plain quote.
Ok. Dumb question. How do I paste the smart quote? It may be that I copied the macro to a word doc so I could send it to myself at the office cause I can't access this forum at the office. Anyway, it seems to paste as plain text. Thanks.
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The forum software or Word may have already converted it. Just look carefully at the code after you paste it into the VBA editor and replace any single or double quotes which lean over (by deleting and retyping that single character)
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My grammatical skills may be rusty, but for US use, I use the following exclusion list which does not include pronouns but does include conjunctions and prepositions:
Code:
    Let StrExcl = "(a),a,an,and,as,at,(b),be,but,by,(c),cm,(d),(e),eg,en,eq,etc,(f),for," & _
              "(g),(h),(i),ie,in,into,(j),(k),(l),(m)," & _
              "mm,(n),na,nb,(o),of,off,on,or,(p),(q),(r),re,(s),(t),the," & _
              "to,(u),(v),via,vs,(w),with,(x),(y),yd,(z)"
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Ok. Dumb question. How do I paste the smart quote?
You could overtype the offending quote character with Alt-0147
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Here is what I'm running from Graham Mayor's vba examples:

When I run it on the text:
Save time in word with new buttons that show up where you need them.
It gives true title case including the word "you."
Save Time in Word with New Buttons That Show Up Where You Need Them.

I tried what I have from Paul's code, which does run fine on my computer, and it did not capitalize the "you." (You is in the exclusion list of the function.)
Save Time in Word with New Buttons That Show Up Where you Need Them.

The difference is in the exclusion lists, I expect. Paul's macro covers more things though.
Thanks for the add'l code and the comments about "you". If/when I get Paul's code wording, I will look at the exclusion lists. As I commented in other replies, the error arises because I had to copy the code into a Word doc and send that to the office and then past into the VBA editor but I am going to send my template home and copy the code directly because I just tried it and the quote pasted correctly when doing it directly.

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My grammatical skills may be rusty, but for US use, I use the following exclusion list which does not include pronouns but does include conjunctions and prepositions:
Code:
    Let StrExcl = "(a),a,an,and,as,at,(b),be,but,by,(c),cm,(d),(e),eg,en,eq,etc,(f),for," & _
              "(g),(h),(i),ie,in,into,(j),(k),(l),(m)," & _
              "mm,(n),na,nb,(o),of,off,on,or,(p),(q),(r),re,(s),(t),the," & _
              "to,(u),(v),via,vs,(w),with,(x),(y),yd,(z)"
This is great. Thanks.

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You could overtype the offending quote character with Alt-0147
Thanks for the add'l info. I tried pasting it into the VBA editor at home and it worked fine so there's something lost in translation by my sending the code to the office so I'll send my template file home and past the code there, which I'm sure will then work.

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Word's TitleCase function is a fairly blunt instrument that crudely capitalises the first letter of each word and destroys the capitalisation for acronyms and various surnames, for example. Such an approach really doesn't conform to the usual understanding title casing.
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To re-format just a selection, you could call the function with a macro like:
Code:
Sub MakeTitle()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Dim StrTmp As String
With Selection.Range
  StrTmp = Trim(.Text)
  While Right(StrTmp, 1) = "."
    StrTmp = Left(StrTmp, Len(StrTmp) - 1)
  Wend
  While InStr(StrTmp, "  ") > 0
    StrTmp = Replace(StrTmp, "  ", " ")
  Wend
  StrTmp = TitleCase(StrTmp, bCaps:=False, bExcl:=False)
  .Text = StrTmp
End With
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
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This technique destroys any character formatting within the selection, such as change of fonts. Is there a simple way to replace the text of the range with the new version, while preserving the original formatting?
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