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To Title Case

Capitalizes the first letter of every word in a text.

To Title Case makes the first letter of every word uppercase, for example to tidy up names or headings typed in lowercase.

Add the action

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

The To Title Case action properties: Input String and Result

Inputs and outputs

FieldDirectionTypeRequiredWhat to put / what you get
Input StringInputTextYesThe text to convert.
ResultOutputTextYesThe text with every word capitalized.

Example

Input StringResult
the QUICK brown fox from new yorkThe QUICK Brown Fox From New York
ana maria POPESCUAna Maria POPESCU
hELLO of andHello Of And
ศ™tefan cel mareศ˜tefan Cel Mare
o'neil's well-known e-mailO'neil's Well-Known E-Mail

Good to know

  • Words written entirely in uppercase stay in uppercase (they are treated as acronyms). To capitalize them too, run the text through To Lower first.
  • The other letters of a word are made lowercase: hELLO becomes Hello.
  • A letter after a hyphen starts a new word; a letter after an apostrophe does not.
  • Short words such as of or and are capitalized too.

Take From Left, Middle or Right

Three actions that cut a piece out of a text: from the start, from the end, or from a position in the middle.

To Sentence Case

Capitalizes the first letter of every sentence in a text.

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