gnu sed v4.7 on win10
sed -i.bak '/^/s/\w\+/\L\u^&/g;
s/^&Amp;\^|Trn:Description/\L^&/g' filename
Delete the ^ escape characters if not on windows.
On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 6:22 AM flywire wrote:
> My bank statements use uppercase text which is harder to read than mixed
> case. Is it possible to
If they are in CSV, you can do this in a spreadsheet app like LibreOffice Calc
or Excel. They both have functions for adjusting case.
If they are in some other format, then yes, sed would probably be the easiest
route. (I suppose you could use it on a CSV too)
As for editing the XML directly fo
My bank statements use uppercase text which is harder to read than mixed
case. Is it possible to reformat the bank description to capitalise every
word? It could happen as part of the import process on any field selected
but ideally it would be nice to run on existing transactions without
generatin
