EXCEL NOTES (TEXT FUNCTION)
TEXT FUNCTION
● UPPER CASE
● LOWER CASE
● PROPER CASE
1. UPPER CASE : to convert a text string to all uppercase letters
{ =UPPER(text)}
FOR EXAMPLE:
A11
varun FORMAT [ =UPPER(A11) ] :- VARUN
2. LOWER CASE; to convert a text string to all lowercase letters
{ =LOWER(text)}
FOR EXAMPLE:
A11
varun =LOWER(A11) :- varun
3. PROPER CASE :- it makes the first alphabet in capital letters.
{ =PROPER(text)}
FOR EXAMPLE:
A11 =PROPER(A11
varun Varun
LEFT FUNCTION
=LEFT(text,[num_chars])
FOR EXAMPLE
A11
varun gupta =LEFT(A11,5) :- varun
RIGHT FUNCTION
=RIGHT(text,[num_chars])
A11
varun gupta =RIGHT(A11,5) :- gupta
MID FUNCTION:- It pulls a given number of characters from the starting point.
=MID(text,start_num,num_chars)
A11
varun gupta =MID(A11,1,7) {no, of characters to pull}
varun g (it also contains ‘blank space’)
OR
=MID(A11,6,5) :-( gupt) { it will also count the blank space}
CONCATENATE:- it means to join the data
=CONCATENATE(text1,[text2]...)
A11 B11
varun gupta
=CONCATENATE(A11,B11)
varungupta
OR
=A11&B11
varungupta
If you want to put blank space between the words
=A11&” “&B11 :- varun gupta
LEN it is to find out the length of the word
=LEN(text)
A11
varun gupta =LEN(A11) ANS:- 11
TRIM it removes the extra space (space before the text and after the text)
=TRIM(text)
A11
spacevarunspace =TRIM(A11) :- varun
FIND it finds the position of the character or a number
=FIND(find_text,within_text,[start_num]) {start num is not necessary to be
given}
A11
varun gupta =FIND(“n”,A11) :- 5
=FIND(“g”,A11) 7
SUBSTITUTE it replaces the given alphabet with another alphabet.
=SUBSTITUTE(text,old_text,new_text,[instance_chars]
A11
varun gupta =SUBSTITUTE(A11,”a”,”b”,1)
vbrun gupta
{if we will not give any instance character or number then it will replace the number of
old character given with new character}
=SUBSTITUTE(A11”a”,”b”)
vbrun guptb
REPLACE the given number of text.
=REPLACE(old_text,start_num,num_char,new_text)
{start_num:- no. of position from where the character will change.}
{num_char:- no. of character which the new character takes place}
A11
varun gupta =REPLACE(A11,7,5,”aggarwal”)
varun aggarwal
REMOVAL OF DOMAIN ID
If the domain name is different e.g yahoo.com,gmail.com etc. and it is given to remove the
domain id, the format we use will be
=LEFT(text,find”@”,text)
A
1. [email protected] =LEFT(A1,FIND(”@”,A1)) hritik.verma@
2. [email protected] =LEFT(A2,FIND(”@”,A2)) anjali.solanki@
3. [email protected] =LEFT(A3,FIND(”@”,A3)) anshu.jain@
REMOVAL OF @
1. hritik.verma@ =LEFT(A1,FIND(“@”,A1)-1)) hritik.verma
2. anjali.solanki@ =LEFT(A2,FIND(“@”,A2)-1)) anjali.solanki
3. anshu.jain@ =LEFT(A3,FIND(“@”,A3)-1)) anshu.jain
REPLACE “.’’ WITH “ “
1. hritik.verma =SUBSTITUTE(A1,”.”,” “) hritik singh
2. anjali.solanki =SUBSTITUTE(A2,”.”,” “) anjali solanki
3. anshu.jain =SUBSTITUTE(A3, “.”,” “) anshu jain
EXAMPLE 2
TO FIND THE FIRST NAME
4. [email protected] =LEFT(A4,FIND(“.”,A4)-1)) hritika
5.
[email protected] =LEFT(A5,FIND(“.”,A5)-1)) anjali
6.
[email protected] =LEFT(A6,FIND(“.”,A6)-1)) anshu
EXAMPLE 3
TO FIND THE LAST NAME FROM FULL NAME
7. Hritika Singh =RIGHT(A7,(LEN(A7)-FIND(“ “,A7))) Singh
8. Anjali Solanki =RIGHT(A8,(LEN(A8)-FIND(“ “,A8))) Solanki
9. Anshu Jain =RIGHT(A9,(LEN(A9)-FIND(” “,A9))) Jain
EXAMPLE 4
TO CHANGE THE DOMAIN ID
10. [email protected] =LEFT(A10,FIND(“@”,A10)) &”love.com”
[email protected] 11.
[email protected] =LEFT(A11,FIND(“@”,A11))&”love.com”
[email protected]12.
[email protected] =LEFT(A12,FIND(“@”,A12))&”love.com”
[email protected]