The Excel Formula : TRIM, UPPER, LOWER & PROPER
Dear Friends,
Please find some useful formula for MS Excel. You can learn them, try them and apply them when you need them. If your database is huge then these are very useful to get the output easily in seconds.
For any query on these formulas ,you can mail me at sharma.ctc@gmail.com
TRIM
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ColC
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ColD
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Row3
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Original
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Trimmed
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Row4
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kuna
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kuna
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=TRIM(C4)
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Row5
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k u n
a
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k u n a
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=TRIM(C5)
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Row6
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kuna meher
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kuna meher
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=TRIM(C6)
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Row7
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kuna
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kuna
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=TRIM(C7)
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What the use of this function / formula?
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This function removes unwanted spaces from a piece of text.
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The spaces before and after the text will be removed completely.
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Multiple spaces within the text will be trimmed to a single
space
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Formula Syntax
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=TRIM(TextToTrim)
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Formatting
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No special formatting is needed.
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LOWER
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ColC
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ColD
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Row3
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Upper Case Text
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Lower Case
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Row4
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kuna meher
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kuna meher
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=LOWER(C4)
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Row5
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LITU GARNAIK
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litu garnaik
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=LOWER(C5)
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Row6
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RAJENDRA BEHERA
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rajendra behera
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=LOWER(C6)
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Row7
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NAVEen sharma
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naveen sharma
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=LOWER(C7)
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Row8
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navEEN123
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naveen123
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=LOWER(C8)
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What the use of this function / formula?
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This function converts all characters in a piece of text to
lower case.
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Formula Syntax
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=LOWER(TextToConvert)
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Formatting
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No special formatting is needed.
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UPPER
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ColC
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ColD
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Row3
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Original Text
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Upper Case
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Row4
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kuna meher
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KUNA MEHER
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=UPPER(C4)
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Row5
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LITU GARNAIK
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LITU GARNAIK
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=UPPER(C5)
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Row6
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rAJENDRA beHERA
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RAJENDRA BEHERA
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=UPPER(C6)
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Row7
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NAVEen sharma
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NAVEEN SHARMA
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=UPPER(C7)
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Row8
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navEEN123
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NAVEEN123
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=UPPER(C8)
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What the use of this function / formula?
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This function converts all characters in a piece of text to
upper case.
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Formula Syntax
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=UPPER(TextToConvert)
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Formatting
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No special formatting is needed.
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Example
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See the example for FREQUENCY.
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PROPER
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ColC
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ColD
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Row3
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Original Text
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Proper
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Row4
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kuna meher
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Kuna Meher
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=PROPER(C4)
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Row5
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LITU GARNAIK
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Litu Garnaik
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=PROPER(C5)
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Row6
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rAJENDRA beHERA
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Rajendra Behera
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=PROPER(C6)
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Row7
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NAVEen sharma
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Naveen Sharma
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=PROPER(C7)
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Row8
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navEEN123
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Naveen123
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=PROPER(C8)
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What the use of this function / formula?
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This function converts the first letter of each word to
uppercase, and all subsequent letters
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are converted to lower case. Useful when you have a database in
which the data
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has been entered without taking care of upper and lower cases.
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Formula Syntax
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=PROPER(TextToConvert)
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Formatting
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No special formatting is needed.
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For any query on these formulas ,you can mail me at sharma.ctc@gmail.com
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