LOWER function is used for changing the format of any text or string to LOWER Case.
LOWER Function has argument only one argument i.e. text, which makes the function easy to apply and understand. We need to give the cell reference or value of string in the text argument.
=LOWER(text)
text argument, is used to give the cell reference of the string or value that needs to be changed to Lower Case
Here we have some examples where in “Column A” various type of strings are available and are required to be changed to “LOWER CASE”. Output of the function returns value in ”Column B” and explanation is also provided.
text argument, “A2” is the cell reference for text that is to be changed to “LOWER CASE”
– Output in Cell “B2” is showing that the string is changed to Lower Case.
– Output in Cell “B5” is including text and number and no impact in “Numbers” are shown.
– Output in Cell “B8” has only Special Characters and there is no impact of “LOWER Case” function.
– Number/ Punctuation/ Space/ Special Characters will not have any impact of Function
– If cell reference is not correctly provided in the function, then it will give output as “#VALUE!” (Error)
– Function should give output in “General” format, however if output is not as per the desired format then we need to change the cell format to “GENERAL”
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