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To Sentence Case

Capitalizes the first letter of every sentence in a text.

To Sentence Case makes the first letter of every sentence uppercase. A new sentence starts after a ., ! or ?. Use it to tidy up text typed without capitals before you put it in an email or a document.

Add the action

In the Process Designer toolbox, open String and pick To Sentence Case (or type To Sentence Case in the search box).

The To Sentence Case action properties: Input String and Result

Inputs and outputs

FieldDirectionTypeRequiredWhat to put / what you get
Input StringInputTextYesThe text to convert.
ResultOutputTextYesThe text with the first letter of each sentence in uppercase.

Example

Input StringResult
hello there. how are you? fine! okHello there. How are you? Fine! Ok
hELLO WORLD. 3 apples. ลŸtiu.HELLO WORLD. 3 Apples. ลžtiu.

Good to know

  • Only the first letter of each sentence changes. Other letters keep their case, so hELLO WORLD becomes HELLO WORLD, not Hello world. Run the text through To Lower first if you want the rest in lowercase.
  • Digits and symbols are skipped: in 3 apples the first letter, a, is capitalized.
  • Every . starts a new sentence, including the dot in an abbreviation or a decimal number.
  • An empty input gives an empty result.

To Title Case

Capitalizes the first letter of every word in a text.

Normalize Diacritics

Removes accents and other diacritical marks from letters, for example รฉ becomes e and ศ™ becomes s.

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