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How to Uppercase an Entire Sheet in Office Scripts Excel Using TypeScript

Are you transitioning your scripts from VBA to Office Scripts in Excel 365? One common question that arises is how to convert all text in a worksheet to uppercase. Unlike VBA, where this could easily be done with a simple loop, Office Scripts require a different approach. In this post, we'll guide you through the process of uppercasing an entire sheet using TypeScript in Office Scripts.

Understanding the Problem

In VBA, you might be used to using a loop over a selected range to convert each cell's content to uppercase. Here’s a quick reminder of how you achieved this with VBA:

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While this works perfectly in VBA, Office Scripts has its own structure and syntax that you'll need to adapt to. Let's explore how to implement a similar functionality in Office Scripts.

The Solution: Step-by-Step

1. Basic Structure of an Office Script

An Office Script is built around a function called main, which is the entry point for the script. The first thing you'll need to define is to get the current worksheet context. This will allow you to work with the data in your Excel sheet.

2. Accessing the Used Range

To convert all text in the worksheet to uppercase, the next step is to retrieve the used range of the worksheet. Here’s how to do it:

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3. Converting Values in Place

Now that we have all the values in the used range, we can loop through each cell in the 2D array and convert their values to uppercase. Here’s the typical loop you would implement:

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In this loop:

values.length gives you the total number of rows

values[row].length gives the number of columns in that row

We convert the value to a string (if it isn’t already) and apply the toUpperCase() method

4. Updating the Used Range with Uppercase Values

After transforming the values, you'll need to set the modified values back into the used range:

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5. Full Office Script Example

Combining all the pieces together, here’s the complete script that converts all text in a specified worksheet to uppercase:

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Note on Function Parameters

It's important to note that your function currently expects a worksheet name in order to run. If you prefer to use it on the active worksheet, simply change the function signature to:

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This adjustment allows for easier execution when you don’t want to specify the worksheet name explicitly.

Conclusion

Transitioning from VBA to Office Scripts can seem daunting at first, but with the right understanding of the API and TypeScript syntax, it becomes a manageable task. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can easily convert the entire content of your Excel sheet to uppercase. Now you can confidently automate your Excel tasks in Office 365!

Happy scripting!