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    LOWER Function: Row 2 - The Formula We Use in Cell B2 Is LOWER (A2) - So We Are Taking What Is in A2, Which Is

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    This document describes the LOWER function in Excel which converts all letters in a string to lowercase. The function is demonstrated by taking the text "244 West Tupper BLVD." in cell A2 and applying the formula =LOWER(A2) in cell B2, resulting in "244 west tupper blvd.". The LOWER function does not affect numbers or punctuation in the string.

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    This document describes the LOWER function in Excel which converts all letters in a string to lowercase. The function is demonstrated by taking the text "244 West Tupper BLVD." in cell A2 and applying the formula =LOWER(A2) in cell B2, resulting in "244 west tupper blvd.". The LOWER function does not affect numbers or punctuation in the string.

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    This document describes the LOWER function in Excel which converts all letters in a string to lowercase. The function is demonstrated by taking the text "244 West Tupper BLVD." in cell A2 and applying the formula =LOWER(A2) in cell B2, resulting in "244 west tupper blvd.". The LOWER function does not affect numbers or punctuation in the string.

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    This document describes the LOWER function in Excel which converts all letters in a string to lowercase. The function is demonstrated by taking the text "244 West Tupper BLVD." in cell A2 and applying the formula =LOWER(A2) in cell B2, resulting in "244 west tupper blvd.". The LOWER function does not affect numbers or punctuation in the string.

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    LOWER Function

    This function will convert all the letters in a string to upper case.

    Text This is the string you


    want to change to lower
    letters

    We use 1 example here. The result is in column B and the function is next to it in column C.
    Row 2 The formula we use in cell B2 is =LOWER(A2). So we are taking what is in A2, which is
    244 West Tupper BLVD. and making all the letters lower case. It doesnt affect numbers or
    punctuation. The result is 244 west tupper blvd..

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