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How do I have report fields stored as total caps display in Prope.



 
 
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Old August 18th, 2009, 11:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
BillS
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Default How do I have report fields stored as total caps display in Prope.

In older versions of MS Access there was a function PCase() that would
capitalize the first letter of each word and lower case all others. This
appears to have been changed to something else as I still see UCase() and
LCase() on the list but no PCase().

ex. "EVERY GOOD DOG" as well as "every good dog" should show up on the
report as "Every Good Dog"

This should be relatively ease however it is currently stumping me.

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Old August 18th, 2009, 11:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
John Spencer
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Default How do I have report fields stored as total caps display in Prope.

You are looking for the StrConv function.
StrConv("every good dog",3)
will return Every Good Dog

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BillS wrote:
In older versions of MS Access there was a function PCase() that would
capitalize the first letter of each word and lower case all others. This
appears to have been changed to something else as I still see UCase() and
LCase() on the list but no PCase().

ex. "EVERY GOOD DOG" as well as "every good dog" should show up on the
report as "Every Good Dog"

This should be relatively ease however it is currently stumping me.

 




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