Dears,
Capitalize first letter of a string for Composed words like : Follow-up
Example : From follow-up → To Follow-up
Note : Need slight modification of : StrConv(“Word”.ToString, VbStrConv.ProperCase), which is returning : Follow-Up instead of Follow-up
Hey @hsendel
Just try this,
strConv(0).ToString.ToUpper + strConv.Skip(1).ToString
If required you can add ToLower in the second half, just in case
Hope this helps
Thanks
#nK
Hi @Nithinkrishna , Where is my variable here ?
Hey @hsendel
strConv is your string variable, which holds the string for which the first letter to be capitalised.
Thanks
#nK
Hey @hsendel
Please try this,
Word(0).ToString.ToUpper + new String(Word.Skip(1).ToArray)
Thanks
#nK
Returns same error message as the above
I hope you are using Word variable which is a string ?
Thanks
#nK
In fact “Word” is one item from “For Each” Activity.
So @hsendel, your for-each type argument should be a string ! Currently it may be set to an object that’s the reason for the late binding error.
YES, I changed it From Object To String and It’s Working 
. Thanks a lot
Cool @hsendel 
Wait 
…Error disappears but I got the following after execution :
For Each: Unable to cast object of type ‘System.Text.RegularExpressions.Match’ to type ‘System.String’.
Hey @hsendel
Keep the type argument of for-each as Match data type.
In the statement inside For-each just do this.
Word.Value(0).ToString.ToUpper + new String(Word.Value.Skip(1).ToArray)
Hope this helps.
Thanks
#nK
Use Browse For Types and search Match.
Hey @hsendel
Go to browse for types → Search Match → Choose Match which is under mscorlib → Regular expression
If you are not sure on this, just send a screenshot of that window can point it out for you.
Thanks
#nK
In the Assign just again use Match.Value on the To field
