G Guest Apr 2, 2004 #1 There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way to convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving words capitalized ctda
There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way to convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving words capitalized ctda
D Dirk Goldgar Apr 2, 2004 #2 ctdak said: There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way to convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving words capitalized? ctdak Click to expand... That's one of the options of the StrConv() function.
ctdak said: There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way to convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving words capitalized? ctdak Click to expand... That's one of the options of the StrConv() function.
G Guest Apr 3, 2004 #3 Thanks, Dirk. You did it again. I was unaware of this function ctda ----- Dirk Goldgar wrote: ---- ctdak said: There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way t convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving word capitalized? ctda Click to expand... That's one of the options of the StrConv() function
Thanks, Dirk. You did it again. I was unaware of this function ctda ----- Dirk Goldgar wrote: ---- ctdak said: There are Ucase and Lcase functions in VB, but is there any way t convert a string to upper and lower (or mixed) case, leaving word capitalized? ctda Click to expand... That's one of the options of the StrConv() function
