Titlecase
Merges a value with the first letter of every word in upper case. Use it to make names and cities read properly whatever case they were entered in.
Syntax
{{titlecase data culture}}
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data | Text | Required | The value to change. |
| Culture | Text | Optional | The culture used to decide how letters change case, such as tr-TR. Your account's default is used when you leave it out. |
Note: The value is lower cased before each word is raised, so a value entered in capitals comes out properly rather than unchanged. "JOHN SMITH" merges as "John Smith".
Note: Every word is treated the same way, so a surname such as "McDonald" becomes "Mcdonald" and "O'Brien" becomes "O'brien". Where that matters, merge the stored value as it is rather than title casing it.
Examples
The examples below are based on the following sample content:
Dear {{titlecase Contact.fullName}},
A. The contact's fullName field has the value john smith
Dear John Smith,
B. The contact's fullName field has the value JOHN SMITH
Dear John Smith,