I'm trying to formulate:
If it's mixed case, copy it. If it's all lower case or ALL CAPS, then make it PROPER.
ie, if 'bananas' is in A1 and B2 says =PROPER(A2), then B2 says Bananas, because PROPER capitalises the first letter of each word.
I would like to do
How do I do?
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=if(or(exact(a1,upper(a1)),exact(a1,lower(a1))),proper(a1),a1)
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Why not just do:
=PROPER(A1)
??
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Pete
Because that changes banANAs to Bananas. I only want to change what's ALL CAPS because it's from an old fashioned computer which was invented before George W Bush invented lower case.
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