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This format is the same as the word option. Here are some examples:

Code

Input

Result

UPPER

Green eggs and ham

GREEN EGGS AND HAM

LOWER

Green eggs and ham

green eggs and ham

FIRSTCAP

Green eggs and ham

Green Eggs And Ham

CAPS (same as above)

Green eggs and ham

Green Eggs And Ham

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This format is the same as the word option. This format uses the characters '$', '#', ',', '.', '0' to define the format of the number.

Here are some examples:

Code

Input

Result

0,000.0

123

0,123.0

$00.00

123.456

$123.47

####.#

123.456

123.4

0##

123.4

123

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This format string type is the same as word. Here are some examples:

Code

Input

Result

MMMM dd, yyyy

17/05/16 9:00pm +10:00

May 10, 2016

dd-MM-yy

17/05/16 9:00pm +10:00

17-05-16

h:m:s dd-mm-yyy z

4/02/15 2:00am +11:00

2:0:0 04-02-015 +11:00

hh:mm:ss dd-mm-yy z "Apple"

17/05/16 9:25pm +10:00

9:25:00 17-05-16 +10:00

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Note: This tag can be mixed with the string format tag, but this tag needs to be later. (MERGEIFLED \* "lower" \^ "TFL")

 

There are 2 different main ways of retrieving the data from contacts.

 

The first way involves a single letter code for the main fields:

 Code

Field

T

Title

F

FirstName

O

OtherNames

L

LastName

K

(KnownAs)

A

Address (single line format)

For this list there are some rules with how the fields are displayed:

  • These fields will be separated by spaces
  • If the last name is before the first name, the last name has a trailing comma
  • If these tags are called on a company they will be replaced with the company name.
  • If the address tag is used it will always be at the end of the contact info and start with 'of '.

Here are some examples of the use of the first contact format type:

Input

 

 

T

Title

 

F

FirstName

 

O

OtherNames

 

L

LastName

 

K

(KnownAs)

 

A

Address (single line format)

 

 

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