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Thank you for the quick response!
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I have many strings of company names -- &quot;Big Consulting Co (china) Ltd&quot; as an example. &nbsp;Note that the first letter after the &quot;(&quot; is lower case -- but should be upper case -- ie: &quot;Big Consulting Co (China) Ltd&quot;.<br />
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I've tried to fix this using reReplace, as follows:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26911037-1">reReplace(thisString, &quot;\([a-z]&quot;, &quot;\([A-Z]&quot;)</code></pre>
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but this does not work.<br />
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Can anyone help me understand the correct syntax to use?
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I have many strings of company names -- "Big Consulting Co (china) Ltd" as an example.  Note that the first letter after the "(" is lower case -- but should be upper case -- ie: "Big Consulting Co (China) Ltd".

I've tried to fix this using reReplace, as follows:

(CODE)

but this does not work.

Can anyone help me understand the correct syntax to use?

reReplace help to fix first lower case after (

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