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The argument '''text''' is mandatory. It is converted to uppercase. The argument can be a reference to text or a text string. | The argument '''text''' is mandatory. It is converted to uppercase. The argument can be a reference to text or a text string. | ||
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|UPPER(<nowiki>{{Task.Name}}</nowiki>) | |UPPER(<nowiki>{{Task.Name}}</nowiki>) | ||
|Returns the text of the variable in uppercase letters | |Returns the text of the variable in uppercase letters | ||
|TASK | |TASK NAME | ||
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== Go To == | == Go To == | ||
*[[Standard functions]] | *[[Standard functions | Standard operators and Planfix functions]] | ||
*[[Calculated fields]] | |||
*[[Reports]] |
Latest revision as of 13:39, 15 February 2024
The function UPPER() makes all letters in the text uppercase.
Format
- UPPER(text)
The argument text is mandatory. It is converted to uppercase. The argument can be a reference to text or a text string.
Examples
Formula | Description | Result |
---|---|---|
UPPER("text") | Returns the text in uppercase letters | TEXT |
UPPER({{Task.Name}}) | Returns the text of the variable in uppercase letters | TASK NAME |