Hi Lisa, You can probably use one of the PATTERN at Field Level. Field has properties where you can do a "Pattern" of either "LOWER" or "UPPER" depending on your scenario. Then you will need an Active Link to validate other special characters. e.g. NOT ('Field' LIKE "%$%") AND NOT ('Field' LIKE "%#%") and so on.. Probably not the best solution..but it might work. Good luck! Thanks Chintan. --- On Tue, 6/14/11, Kemes, Lisa <lisa.ke...@te.com> wrote:
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