1 Find a blank cell to the right of the cell containing the uppercase text and enter the formula =LOWER(origtext) . 2  Replace ' origtext ' in the formula with the address of the cell that contains the original uppercase text i.e. =LOWER(A1) . 3  Excel will instantly convert it to lowercase.ext time here's what you can do: Find a blank cell to the right of the cell containing the uppercase text and enter the formula =LOWER(origtext). Replace 'origtext' in the formula with the address of the cell that contains the original uppercase text i.e. =LOWER(A1). Excel will instantly convert it to lowercase.
Other symptoms are also possible with ovarian cancer, but these symptoms are also common in women who do not have cancer: 1  Abnormal menstrual cycles. 2  Digestive symptoms, such as no appetite, indigestion, nausea and vomiting, constipation, and increased gas. 3  Back pain for unknown reasons that worsens over time.
In its earliest stages, symptoms for peritoneum cancer can be very vague and difficult to spot. 1  Like ovarian cancer, the condition often does not produce any symptoms until late in its development. When symptoms of peritoneum cancer do develop, they are similar to those of ovarian cancer. Symptoms may include: 1  General abdominal discomfort and pain, such as gas, indigestion, pressure, swelling, bloating or cramps. 2  Nausea, diarrhea, constipation and frequent urination. 3  Loss of appetite. 4  Feeling full even after a light meal. 5  Weight gain or loss with no known reason. 6  Abnormal bleeding from the vagina.