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Yes, Title Case Is The First Letter Of Each Word Is Capitalized And No Other Letter Is Capped.
UPPER IS EVERY LETTER.
Niche feature I know but would help round out the function list and would be very useful in making titles, page headers, names and what not that are generated from user inputs but you want them to always look the same or what not. Give you a much more fluid way of controlling how user input looks when displayed.
Oh apparently they are different. Title Case excludes articles and prepositions while proper is everything. The more you know.
I think I’d take just PROPER then cause asking appsheet to do Title Case sounds like much more work and this should just be a quick simple function to add a little functionality.
I want the user to enter the Customer Name: Anand Udeshi
the Customer Name has 2 parts First Name and Last Name and if the its entered in lower case I want to automatically convert the First Letter of each word to Capital.
I’m not holding my breath (because there are numerous standards and rules), but it would also be really nice to have a more succinct TITLE than this tome:
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" a", " A",),
" b", " B",),
" c", " C",),
" d", " D",),
" e", " E",),
" f", " F",),
" g", " G",),
" h", " H",),
" i", " I",),
" j", " J",),
" k", " K",),
" l", " L",),
" m", " M",),
" n", " N",),
" o", " O",),
" p", " P",),
" q", " Q",),
" r", " R",),
" s", " S",),
" t", " T",),
" u", " U",),
" v", " V",),
" w", " W",),
" x", " X",),
" y", " Y",),
" z", " Z",),
" A ", " a ",),
" An ", " an ",),
" And ", " and ",),
" As ", " as ",),
" At ", " at ",),
" But ", " but ",),
" By ", " by ",),
" For ", " for ",),
" If ", " if ",),
" In ", " in ",),
" Of ", " of ",),
" On ", " on ",),
" Or ", " or ",),
" The ", " the ",),
" To ", " to ",),
" V. ", " v. ",),
" Vs. ", " vs. ",),
" Via ", " via ",),
This is just a feature request, not really something to be solved. It also didn't garnish a ton of community support. It's not really a feature that is desperately needed, would just make some nicer formatting easier to achieve automatically. I think my only real use case was I wanted to take full names in a single field and wanted them all to look uniform just because.
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