Microsoft Excel UPPER, LOWER &

PROPER Function Task

You will use the UPPER Function tool to find the missing answers in the light blue cells on the
Baseball Work HERE Worksheet

1) In cells A11:A15 insert the UPPER function showing the 5 player's names in all capital
letters. [Formulas Tab - Insert Function - UPPER]

2) In cells C11:C15 insert the LOWER function showing the 5 cities in all lowercase letters.
[Formulas Tab - Insert Function - LOWER]

3) In cell E10 insert the PROPER function showing the contents of cell A1
&
UPPER, LOWER & PROPER functions
Description
Converts text to uppercase.

How do I type the function so that it works?

=UPPER(text)

The UPPER function syntax has the following arguments:

Text is required. The text you want converted to uppercase. Text can be a reference or text
string.

Example – Cell C2= whatever is in cell A5, displayed in uppercase letters! 😊

The LOWER function does the opposite

=LOWER(text)

The Proper function:

Capitalizes the first letter in a text string and any other letters in text that follow any
character other than a letter. Converts all other letters to lowercase letters.
=PROPER(text)
 © TechCheck, 2016
© Daniel Goldman, 2016

2003 MaJoR lEaGue BAseBall battiNg STAtistics

PLAYER SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B
Ichiro Suzuki 2003 SEATTLE 103 438 73 149 17
Barry Bonds 2003 SAN FRANSISCO 89 281 78 93 14
Carlos Delgado 2003 TORONTO 104 384 82 119 28
Todd Helton 2003 COLORADO 107 399 96 139 36
Jose Guillen 2003 CINCINNATI 90 311 52 106 21

PLAYER TEAM
 © TechCheck, 2016
© Daniel Goldman, 2016

battiNg STAtistics
3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB
4 10 37 204 23 43 26
1 33 68 208 95 44 7
0 30 105 237 63 91 0
4 22 85 249 68 51 0
1 23 63 198 17 62 1
Math is Fun! Directions
=SQRT()
Need to know the square root of 1764? Type =SQRT(1764) into a cell, hit Enter

=ROUND()
As its name suggests, this function lets you round off numbers. ROUND
requires two arguments: a number or cell, and the number of digits to round
to. If you have the number 231.852645 in A1, for example, =ROUND(A1,
0)gives you 232, =ROUND(A1, 1) gives you 232.9, and =ROUND(A1, -1) returns
230.

=ROUNDUP(), =ROUNDDOWN()
If you want more direct control over rounding up or down there are functions
for that too. ROUNDUP and ROUNDDOWN use exactly the same argument
format as ROUND.

=LEN()
If you want to count the number of characters in a single cell, including white
spaces, check out LEN. Want to know how many characters are in cell A1? Just
type =LEN(A1) into a different cell and you’ll find out.

=MEDIAN()
The median of a data set is the value that's in the middle. If you took the
numerical values and ordered them from smallest to largest, the median
would be smack dab in the middle of that list.
=MEDIAN(1,3,5,7,10)

=ROMAN()
Let Excel type any number in it's Roman Numberal Form
=ROMAN(17) or =ROMAN(A3)
=POWER()
Let Excel figure out exponents for you!
=POWER(17) or =POWER(A3)
 Square Roots - Using the SQRT Function, put the answers in Column D

Square Root of 1741 is Math is Fun!

Square Root of 354 is
Square Root of 323265 is

Round - Using the ROUND Function, put the answers in Column E

32.54 Rounded to a whole number is

322.5587 Rounded to 1 decimal place is
3.154587 Rounded to 3 decimal places is

Round - Using the ROUNDUP Function, put the answers in Column F

32.54 Rounded up to a whole number is

322.5587 Rounded up to a whole number is
3.154587 Rounded up to a whole number is

Round - Using the ROUNDDOWN Function, put the answers in Column F

32.54 Rounded down to a whole number is

322.5587 Rounded down to a whole number is
3.154587 Rounded down to a whole number is

Length - Using the LEN Function, put the answers in Column B

There are digits in 653213215

There are digits in 32185
There are digits in 2121

Median - Using the MEDIAN Function, put the answer in E38 12

23
The median of the values in cells G36:G44 is 20
17
31
10
44
39
35

Roman Numerals - Using the ROMAN Function, put the answers in Column F
 12 Written as a Roman Numberal is
23 Written as a Roman Numberal is
20 Written as a Roman Numberal is
17 Written as a Roman Numberal is
31 Written as a Roman Numberal is
10 Written as a Roman Numberal is
44 Written as a Roman Numberal is
39 Written as a Roman Numberal is
35 Written as a Roman Numberal is

Round - Using the POWER Function, put the answers in Column F

4 To the power of 2=
4 To the power of 3=
4 To the power of 10 =
Math is Fun! Work HERE
Math is Fun! Answer Key
wer Key