Which command changes the selected text to all uppercase letters?

Which command changes the selected text to all uppercase letters?

• A. Autocorrect Options
• B. Spell Check
• C. Font dialog > Bold
• D. Change Case -> UPPERCASE

Answer: (D)

The key idea is using a text-case command to change the letters themselves, not the text’s styling or spelling checks. The Change Case option is built specifically for altering capitalization. When you choose UPPERCASE from that command, every letter in the selected text becomes uppercase while punctuation and spaces stay the same. This is different from Autocorrect Options, which adjusts automatic corrections as you type, and from Spell Check, which scans for misspelled words. It’s also separate from Bold in the Font dialog, which changes the appearance (weight) of the text rather than its actual letters. To apply it, use the Change Case command in the Home tab’s Font group and pick UPPERCASE. A handy shortcut is Shift+F3, which can cycle through uppercase, lowercase, and sentence case.

The key idea is using a text-case command to change the letters themselves, not the text’s styling or spelling checks. The Change Case option is built specifically for altering capitalization. When you choose UPPERCASE from that command, every letter in the selected text becomes uppercase while punctuation and spaces stay the same.

This is different from Autocorrect Options, which adjusts automatic corrections as you type, and from Spell Check, which scans for misspelled words. It’s also separate from Bold in the Font dialog, which changes the appearance (weight) of the text rather than its actual letters. To apply it, use the Change Case command in the Home tab’s Font group and pick UPPERCASE. A handy shortcut is Shift+F3, which can cycle through uppercase, lowercase, and sentence case.