Difference between revisions of "CAPSTR - Capitalises the first letter of each word in a string (Reports & Settings Report Generator function)"
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;$CAPSTR{"MR BOB MONEYBAGS"} | ;$CAPSTR{"MR BOB MONEYBAGS"} | ||
:The above in a text formula would result in 'Mr Bob Moneybags'. | :The above in a text formula would result in 'Mr Bob Moneybags'. | ||
| − | ;$CAPSTR{$FORENAME{"MR BOB MONEYBAGS"}} | + | ;$CAPSTR{ $FORENAME{"MR BOB MONEYBAGS"} } |
:The above in a text formula would result in 'Bob'. | :The above in a text formula would result in 'Bob'. | ||
;$CAPSTR{A03} | ;$CAPSTR{A03} | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | [[UPSTR - Convert a string to upper case (Reports & | + | [[UPSTR - Convert a string to upper case (Reports & Settings Report Generator function)|$UPSTR]], [[LOSTR - Convert a string to lower case (Reports & Settings Report Generator function)|$LOSTR]]. |
| − | [[Category:Reports & | + | [[Category:Reports & Settings Report Generator functions]] |
Latest revision as of 13:03, 22 September 2016
Syntax
$CAPSTR{string}
Description
Will convert the first letter of each word in string to upper case.
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Parameters
- string
- A text parameter that can not be omitted.
- Input Text.
Returns
A text value. Will return the text string capitalised.
