The TITLECASE() function is designed to convert existing text into heading format and returns a set of words in the form:
The Title Case function code replaces separators such as hyphens and underscores with spaces, converts all words to uppercase, and converts conjunctions to lowercase.
Title Case can be useful for case correction in news headlines, site article titles, or YouTube video titles.
TITLECASE() is similar to the standard PROPER() function, except that conjunctions are not capitalized.
=TITLECASE(Text)
The TITLECASE() function is easy to use. All you have to do is enter any text into the formula and Excel will automatically convert it to a new case:
=TITLECASE("function for title case")
We will have the following result:
This example uses the following values:
You can use the TITLECASE() function by installing the free extension YouLibreCalc.xlam .
After that, this function will be available in all files that will be opened in Excel.