You can quickly change the case of highlighted text in Microsoft Word using the SHIFT+F3 keyboard shortcut.
Changing Text Case with a Shortcut
In Microsoft Word, transforming the case of your text from lowercase to uppercase or other styles is straightforward once the text is selected. The provided reference outlines a specific method using a keyboard shortcut.
Step-by-Step Process
Here is the routine for changing the case of text in Microsoft Word based on the reference:
- Highlight the Text: First, you must select the section of text whose case you intend to change.
- Press SHIFT+F3: Once the text is highlighted, press the SHIFT key and the F3 key together.
- Cycle Through Options: Continue pressing SHIFT+F3. Each time you press the key combination, the highlighted text will transition to the next case in a predefined sequence. Repeat this action until you reach the desired case.
Case Options Available
The SHIFT+F3 routine allows you to cycle through the following case options directly on your highlighted text:
- lowercase
- UPPERCASE
- Sentence case
- Title Case
- tOGGLE cASE
This method offers a rapid way to switch between these common case styles within your document.
