Capitalizing the First character of a name using input mask

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Hi,

Am trying to do the above & am finding that '> ' function capitalizes all the letters - is there any way of forcing caps on the first character?

Thanks in advance
 
Hi,

Am trying to do the above & am finding that '> ' function capitalizes all the letters - is there any way of forcing caps on the first character?

Thanks in advance
Try this in Field Properties---> Input Mask
!>L<??????!>L<????????!>L<??????????

It allows you (6) Chr's for the first name - (8) Chr's for a middle name and (10) Chr's for the last name. (You can change num. as you wish).

Ayman
 
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Just use Ucase(Left(textfield),1) and concatenate the rest?
 
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Input masks are somewhat limited so code is often best. But maybe like
>?<?????>?<?????????>?<?????????
 
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Ayman,
FYI, this thread is from 2005! (You must have had to really dig deep to find this)!
 
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Crikey, I blame WGM. Apparently he should be enjoying Corona or tequila in Mexico instead of lurking in forums. Then again, that could explain why he didn't notice that. :biggrin:
 
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Crikey, I blame WGM. Apparently he should be enjoying Corona or tequila in Mexico instead of lurking in forums. Then again, that could explain why he didn't notice that. :biggrin:
To be fair, the poster before me resurrected it and I admit I never noticed . :( Sorry guys.

@Micron I am a Dos Equis man BTW :)
 
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To be fair, the poster before me resurrected it and I admit I never noticed . :( Sorry guys.
That is why my reply was not directed at you! ;)

I think it was the case of a solution in search of a question.
 
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