To format text fields in form letter and emails, use syntax similar to the following: {Matter.Title(<format>)} where <format> may contain one or more of the following
| Format Code | Description | Example Result for "This Is a (100th) Matter Title" |
| ToUpper | Convert the text entirely to upper case | THIS IS A(100TH) MATTER TITLE |
| ToLower | Convert the text entirely to lower case | this is a (100th) matter title |
| ToTitleCase | Convert the text entirely to "title" case | This Is A (100th) Matter Title |
| FirstWord | Show just the first word of the text | This |
| LastWord | Show just the last word of the text | Title |
| NoSpaces | Remove all spaces from the text | ThisIsa(100th)MatterTitle |
| AlphaNumOnly | Remove all characters that are not alphanumeric (A-Z or 0-9) | ThisIsa100thMatterTitle |
| ClipXX | Clip the number of characters to the value specified in XX. E.g. 'Clip16' would show at most 16 characters. XX can be any positive integer. | This Is a (100th |
| ClipWithDotsXX | Same as ClipXX except the last 3 characters are "....". The 3 dots are included in the length. | This Is a (10... |
| AddPeriodToSingleCharacter |
Add a period to any single character that doesn't have one. Useful for initials in names. | This is a. (100th) Matter Title |
You can have multiple format codes separated by spaces. For example, {Matter.Title(FirstWord ToUpper} would result in "THIS" using the above example.