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Maintaining lowercase style in web browser

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I use my client's first names in a web address that makes their homepage. When creating the URL I convert their name that starts in a capital letter with the "TextStyleAdd ( text ; Lowercase )" function. The resulting URL in the field resulting from the calculation is without any capital letters. However, when viewing in the web browser the resulting field brings back the capital letter at the beginning of the name making the browser unable to show the page. In fact, if I copy and paste the URL with all lowercase letters and paste it into any word processing document it paste with the original capital letter. Is there a workaround? Is this just the way it is? Thanks for any help.

Braxton

Edited by Guest

That functions adds formatting to the text to change its appearance. You want to change the text itself.

Use the Lower() function.

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Thank you so much Vaughan!

Braxton

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