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You probably mean capitalize each wor<b>D</b>?
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Do you want the entire word capitalized or do you want just the first letter? Also will the field contain multiple words?
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Do you want the entire word capitalized or do you want just the first letter? Also will the field contain multiple words?

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Just the first letter capitalized and yes the field could contain multiple words.
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Just the first letter capitalized and yes the field could contain multiple words.

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To capitalize just the first letter of the first word then you could use<br />
&gt;@&lt; as the fields format. &nbsp;If you need the first letter of every word then you would need to format it via a function when the field is updated or when you display it.
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To capitalize just the first letter of the first word then you could use
>@< as the fields format.  If you need the first letter of every word then you would need to format it via a function when the field is updated or when you display it.

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I have tried to put &gt;@&lt; in the fields format but it changes to &gt;&lt;@ and doesn't capitalize the first letter?
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I have tried to put >@< in the fields format but it changes to ><@ and doesn't capitalize the first letter?

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Yeah, I just tried it myself. &nbsp;Not sure when they changed it.
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Yeah, I just tried it myself.  Not sure when they changed it.

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Could you please let me know if and how I can set a field to capitalize each work, preferably without using code?<br />
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Thank you.
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Could you please let me know if and how I can set a field to capitalize each work, preferably without using code?

Thank you.

How to capitalize each work in a field

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