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Text Format |
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Strip leading whitespace |
Removes spaces before text data. This option is active by default. |
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Strip trailing whitespace |
Removes spaces after text data. This option is active by default. |
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Capitalization |
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No change |
No changes are made to the capitalization of characters. |
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All uppercase |
Changes all lowercase letters to uppercase letters. |
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All lowercase |
Changes all uppercase letters to lowercase letters. |
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Every sentence |
Changes the first letter of each sentence to an uppercase letter. |
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Every word |
Changes the first letter of each word to an uppercase letter. |
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Special masking |
Selecting this check box allows you to mask characters for the value. You can replace and add characters within the value with specific character. The following masking is available: O = The letter O signifies that the character in the value is the correct character to display. ^x = The letter, specified as x, replaces the existing character. For example, if you mask a value OOO^A and the original value is 123z, the value would be 123A. masked. \O = Inserts the letter O in the text and does not replace original characters. So if you have a value of 12345 and you mask the value as /OOOOOO, the value would be O12345. \^ = Inserts the ^ character into formatted text. For example, if you want have a value 1234 and you mask it as \^OOOO, the value would be formatted as ^1234. |