How To Change UPPERCASE To lowercase In WORD wITH tHIS SHORTCUT (!)
So, the other day I was writing a blog and I found a very interesting piece. The only problem was that it was all in CAPS.
But it was a large piece, a lot of words, and I wanted to avoid writing it all over again. So in those cases, most people can do one out of three things.
Typing it all over again
Copy and paste it and then adjusting all the first sentence caps or the rest
Dictate it into something and then transcribe it
Well, all of those options aren’t, in my opinion, very convenient. So, I thought there must be a better way.
And yes, there is a better way. 🚀
How To Change UPPERCASE To lowercase In WORD wITH tHIS SHORTCUT (!)
Watch my tutorial to see this tip in action:
Change Case Command Word Screenshots · How To Change UPPERCASE To lowercase in WORD
Apart from Shift F3, you can also use the ribbon.
Expert Tip: hold the Alt key while dragging over the text to select just the first parts of each sentence. Handy when you want to change the First sentence caps without ruining the other existing caps in the document.
Convert to lowercase · How to change all CAPS to lowercase in Word
Category: Software Use
Operating Systems: Mac and Windows
Applications: MS Office (Word, Outlook, PowerPoint)
Video Transcript Uppercase To lowercase · Convert UPPERCASE and lowercase letters
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00:00 Intro · How To Change UPPERCASE To lowercase In WORD wITH tHIS SHORTCUT (!)
So, the other day I was writing a blog and I found a very interesting piece.
The only problem was that it was all in caps. But it was a large piece, a lot of words, and I didn’t want to write it all over again. So in those cases most people can do one out of three things.
One is well typing it all over again, the other one is just copy, pasting it and then adjusting all the first sentence caps or the rest, and maybe a third one would be just to dictate it into something and then transcribe it.
Well, all of those options aren’t in my opinion, very convenient.
So, I thought there must be a better way. And yes, there is a better way.
Today I’m going to show you how you can tackle this problem.
My name is Olaf, I’m your ToolFinderr, and I’m going to show you how you can change the case of characters.
So, if there are all in uppercase, you can change them to lowercase and vice versa. You can also alternate capitalization, or you could just have the first sentence start with a capital, which would be a great option, as you will discover soon.
Well, if you want more one minute productivity tips, then just please, depending on what platform you are: subscribe and turn the notifications on on YouTube, follow me on LinkedIn or Facebook.
Now follow me to my desktop and I will show you how you can apply this nifty trick to your text.
01:40 Demo: How To Change UPPERCASE To lowercase In WORD
So now I am here on my computer and, as you can see, I already put in some work for you and I have three different texts in here.
How do you do change the case?
Well, it works for all the office applications, but it’s most useful, obviously, for Outlook and Word. So if you are here in Word and, for example, you copied and based this from another website, you just hit shift three and, as you can see, it will change the capitalization.
So, this is first sentence capitals. All Caps, Lowercase.
02:26 More options: Capitalize Each Word or Toggle
And there is even another option over here when you go to this one.
This is the sentence case as we see it now. Lowercase uppercase capitalize each word like this. That is the other way and obviously, in short, this is what you can do with this Shift F3 shortcut.
It works on Microsoft and on Apple.
And it also is very handy when you use dictate. Because lots of times the capitalization goes wrong, and then you can just fix this with Shift F3, as I just showed you.
03:07 Nifty trick for Capitalizing the first word of multiple sentences
But what do you do when you have a text that is already pretty okay? For example, you dictated this, and now you have this capitalization that is over here. You want this HUGE to be like it is over there, and if I now were to use this Shift F3, then you would see that this isn’t as it should be and the huge isn’t as it should be as well.
That’s assuming this is over there. I just want to have the first sentence with capitals, right. So do this Shift F3, and I’m ready, and in this case, this still remains as it should be.
The I still remains as it should be.
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