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How to identified non title case words in names?
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30 January 2020
This regular expression should do the trick:
^(?:[A-Z][^\\s]*\\s?)+$
You could also use the @FullTileCase() function in the Text Editor to convert all the strings to Title Case
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30 January 2020
Another solution is to convert the string to title case in a new attribute, then compare the result with the original value. If the values differ, then the input wasn't proper title case.
This regular expression should do the trick:
^(?:[A-Z][^\\s]*\\s?)+$
You could also use the @FullTileCase() function in the Text Editor to convert all the strings to Title Case
thanks for giving your answer I know that option but i asked the question only for identification purpose non title case words how it is possible please tell me
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30 January 2020
Use a tester to compare the original attribute to the attribute converted with Full Title Case (this doesn't change the original attributes in any way)
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thanks for giving your answer I know that option but i asked the question only for identification purpose non title case words how it is possible please tell me
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30 January 2020
The AttributeValidator transformer has a test for CASE = Full Title Case
That allows you to validate the data.
StringSearcher transformer, with regular expression:
^([A-Z][a-z]*\s)+[A-Z][a-z]*$Reply
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