Upper/Lower Case

Converts a string to all uppercase, all lowercase, or proper case (where the first letter of each word is capitalised).

Excel

• Upper: =~UPPER!~(‹string›)

• Lower: =~LOWER!~(‹string›)

• Proper: =~PROPER!~(‹string›)

=UPPER(A1) // "Main1234" -> "MAIN1234"

=LOWER(A2) // "Id0001" -> "id0001"

=PROPER(A3) // "DIV HR OPS" -> "Div Hr Ops"

Tableau

• Upper: ~UPPER!~(‹string›)

• Lower: ~LOWER!~(‹string›)

UPPER([Cost Centre]) // "Main1234" -> "MAIN1234"

LOWER([ID code]) // "Id0001" -> "id0001"

NB. Proper/Title case is not available as a standard calculation in Tableau. The only workaround (other than manipulating the data at source, which is preferable) is to split out the value using space characters as delimiters, slice the first character from each string and convert it to upper case, then recombine all string fragments:

IFNULL(UPPER(LEFT([Name],1)) + LOWER(MID([Name],2,FINDNTH([Name]," ",1)-1))
+ UPPER(MID([Name],FINDNTH([Name]," ",1)+1,1)) + LOWER(MID([Name],FINDNTH([Name]," ",1)+2,LEN([Name]))),"")

Alteryx

Upper: ~UPPERCASE!~(‹string›) Lower: ~LOWERCASE!~(‹string›) Proper: ~TITLECASE!~(‹string›)

UPPERCASE([Cost Centre]) // "Main1234" -> "MAIN1234"

LOWERCASE([ID code]) // "Id0001" -> "id0001"

TITLECASE([Business Unit]) // "DIV HR OPS" -> "Div Hr Ops"

OrgVue

• Upper: ‹string›.value.~toUpperCase()!~

• Lower: ‹string›.value.~toLowerCase()!~

node.costcentre.value.toUpperCase() // "Main1234" -> "MAIN1234"

node.id.value.toLowerCase() // "Id0001" -> "id0001"

NB. Proper/Title case is not available as a standard calculation in OrgVue. The only workaround (other than manipulating the data at source, which is preferable) is to split out the value using space characters as delimiters, slice the first character from each string and convert it to upper case, then recombine all string fragments.

array(node.name.value.split(' '))
    .map(i=>[
            i.value.slice(0,1).toUpperCase(),
            i.value.slice(1).toLowerCase()
        ].join(''))
    .join(' ')

tSQL

• Upper: ~UPPER!~(‹string›) OR ~UCASE!~(‹string›)

• Lower: ~LOWER!~(‹string›) OR ~LCASE!~(‹string›)

SELECT UPPER(CostCentre) AS CostCode
FROM ProductsData

SELECT LOWER(ID) AS Identifier
FROM OrdersData

Python

• Upper: ‹string›.~upper()!~

• Lower: ‹string›.~lower()!~

• Proper: ‹string›.~title()!~

costCentre.upper() # "Main1234" -> "MAIN1234"

id.lower() # "Id0001" -> "id0001"

businessUnit.title() # "DIV HR OPS" -> "Div Hr Ops"

NB. The above examples assume variables have been declared for costCentre, id and businessUnit. For more information, go to General > Variables.