If cell A1 contains the letter A (uppercase). The following formula returns the letter a (lowercase): : CHAR « Text functions « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Text functions » CHAR   22.3.4.If cell A1 contains the letter A (uppercase). The following formula returns the letter a (lowercase): Input the formula: =CHAR(CODE(A1)+32) Each lowercase letter lies exactly 32 character positions higher than its corresponding uppercase letter. 22.3.CHAR 22.3.1. CHAR(number) returns the character specified by the code number 22.3.2. Using the CHAR function to represent a comma (44) and a space (32) between the two entries 22.3.3. To demonstrate the opposing nature of the CODE and CHAR functions 22.3.4. If cell A1 contains the letter A (uppercase). The following formula returns the letter a (lowercase):