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I am trying to get the Keyword to print upper/lower Case (ex. Nicole) but it will only do upper case. there is a key word for UC (uppercase) but they both print upper.

skopmancpa
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George4Tacks
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I believe the difficulty is the what you want to be Nicole would end up as nicole. UC is easy to do, but LC would be much more difficult. If Screen 1 has Nicole then you would get Nicole by doing nothing, but NICOLE if you select the UC. I try to do all my input case sensitive, then I (usually) get what I want. 


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George4Tacks
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I believe the difficulty is the what you want to be Nicole would end up as nicole. UC is easy to do, but LC would be much more difficult. If Screen 1 has Nicole then you would get Nicole by doing nothing, but NICOLE if you select the UC. I try to do all my input case sensitive, then I (usually) get what I want. 


Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
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skopmancpa
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Perfect!  thanks for your help
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sarabaxley
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I was struggling with this for our engagement letters and knew it was possible.  I had to look back quite a few years, but instead of UC or LC after your keyword, you put MC and you will get 'Nicole'.  I don't remember why or what it stands for, but it works. 🙂

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