If you’ve ever decided (or been told) after you’ve already typed something that what’s in lowercase letters now needs to be UPPERCASE, or vice versa, you don’t have to retype a single letter. No, no, no. You just need to use Microsoft Word’s Change Case feature.
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Word 2002-2003
- Select the text you want to change the case of, using your mouse or keyboard, like so:
- On the Format menu, click Change Case.
- Choose the appropriate option:
- Sentence case
- lowercase
- Uppercase
- Title Case
- tOGGLE cASE
Word 2007-2010
- Select the text you want to change the case of, using your mouse or keyboard.
On the Home ribbon, go to the Fonts section and click the arrow next to the Change Case button.
- Choose the appropriate option.
As an example, here’s what various types of text look like before changing case:
Before ...
And this is what it looks like after each type of change:
... and After
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