How to use LCase function in VBA?

In VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the `LCase` function is used to convert an input string to all lowercase letters. The syntax for the `LCase` function is simple:

LCase(string)

Where `string` is the text you want to convert to lowercase.

Here’s an example of how to use the `LCase` function in VBA:

Sub ConvertToLowercase()
    Dim originalText As String
    Dim lowercaseText As String
    
    ' The string to be converted
    originalText = "Hello, World!"
    
    ' Convert the string to lowercase
    lowercaseText = LCase(originalText)
    
    ' Display the result in a message box
    MsgBox lowercaseText
End Sub

In this example, when you run the `ConvertToLowercase` subroutine, a message box will pop up displaying “hello, world!”.

You can also directly use `LCase` in other parts of your VBA code, such as in assignments, conditions, loops, or combined with other VBA functions and statements.

Remember that VBA is generally case-insensitive when it comes to keywords and function names, so `LCASE` is equivalent to `LCase`. However, the data being processed, like string text, may be case-sensitive, and that’s when the `LCase` function proves useful.

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