Formula

The Formula action An instruction within a botflow. manipulates text, numbers, and dates using functions. You can create formulas in botflows Automated steps that you can design for each bot that will run. for:

Database fields for updating aggregate data.
Variables for use in a botflow or applications.
Lists for use in a botflow.

Add a Formula action to a botflow

On the Actions list, click Data and then click Formula from the Calculations list.

Set up the Formula settings.

Formula Action Builder field and button descriptions

Field or button	Description
Functions\|Formula Options/Settings	Formula: These formula function descriptions are provided in the tables. Convert Date & Time Logic Math Text Translate Results Save to: Save the Formula by typing a file name in the Save to field or use the Expression Builder to build the action settings using variables or other token values.
Culture	The Culture drop-down list contains a list of other cultures. If you need to convert fields and variables (dates, decimals, etc.) in the formula from one culture into another one, select the new culture from this list before saving the Formula action.
Run error task	Click Run error task. Open the On Error drop-down list and select the required setting: Run error task: A botflow containing an error task automatically runs the error task in the event of an error. If the botflow does not contain an error task, the botflow stops in the event of an error. Stop on error: The botflow stops in the event of an error. Ignore errors: The action is skipped in the event of an error and the botflow attempts to execute the next action. Click X to close the drop-down and save the setting.
Note	(Optional) Type a Note to document any special instructions or functionality.
Run Switch	The Run Switch toggle controls how Nintex Bot runs an action when adding or editing an action in a botflow. Run: To run the action automatically when you click OK, switch the toggle to Run. Don't Run: If you do not want to run the action automatically when you click OK, switch the toggle to Don't Run.

Click OK to add the Formula action to the botflow.

Formula function descriptions

Convert functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
CBool	Returns an expression that has been converted to a Boolean.	Any valid expression	Expression: 1=1 Result: True
CByte	Returns an expression that has been converted to a byte.	Any valid expression	Expression: 125.6 Result: 126
CCur	Returns an expression that has been converted to currency.	Any valid expression	Expression: 1225.2343232 Result: 1225.2343
CDate	Returns an expression that has been converted to a date.	Any valid date	December 7, 2022 Result: 12/7/2022
CDbl	Returns an expression that has been converted to a double. The values for a Double range from 2.2*10^-308 to 1.8-10₃₀₈.	Any valid expression	Expression: 3.1459265358979323846264 Result: 3.1459265358979
CInt	Returns an expression that has been converted to an integer.	Any valid expression	Expression: 3.14159 Result: 3
CLng	Returns an expression that has been converted to a long. The values for a Long range from -2147483647 to 2147483647.	Any valid expression	Expression: 2.6 Result: 3
CSng	Returns an expression that has been converted to a single.	Any valid expression	Expression: 75.342115 Result: 75.34211
CStr	Returns an expression that has been converted to a string.	Any valid expression	Expression: 123123 Result: 123123
Hex	Returns the hexadecimal value of a number.	Any valid expression	Expression: 1870 Result: 74E
Oct	Returns the octal value of a number.	Any valid expression	Expression: 123 Result: 173

Date & Time functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
Date	Returns the current system date.	None	Today's date, for example: 3/5/2023
DateAdd	Returns a date to which a specified time interval has been added.	Interval: A string expression that is the interval you want to add. Number: A numeric expression that is the number of intervals you want to add. Date: The date to which the interval is added.	Interval: d (Day) Number: 2148 Date: 6/18/1815 Result: 5/5/1821
DateDiff	Returns the number of intervals between two dates.	Interval: A string expression that is the interval you want to use to calculate the difference between Date1 and Date2. Date1: The first (or earlier) date to compare. Date2: The second (or later) date to compare.	Interval: d (Day) Date1: 6/18/1815 Date2: 5/5/1821 Result: 2148
DatePart	Returns the specified part of a given date.	Interval: A string expression that is the interval of time you want to return. Date: The date expression you want to evaluate. FirstDayofYear (optional): The number representing the first day of the week. FirstWeekof Year (optional): The number representing the first week of the year.	Interval: d (Day) Date: 4/20/1889 Result: 110
DateSerial	Returns the date for a specified year, month, and day.	Year: A number between 1000 and 9999 representing the year. Month: A number between 1 and 12 representing the month. Day: A number between 1 and 31 representing the day.	Year: 1945 Month: 8 Day: 6 Result: 8/6/1945
DateValue	Returns a date.	Date: A string expression representing a date from January 1, 1000, through December 31, 9999.	Date: July 20, 2023 Result: 7/20/2023
Day	Returns a number (1-31) representing the day of the month.	Date: A string expression representing a date.	Date: August 9, 2023 Result: 9
DayZeroFilled	Returns a zero-filled number (01-31) representing the day of the month.	Date: A string expression representing a date.	Date: August 9, 2023 Result: 09
FormatDateTime	Returns an expression formatted as a date or time.	Date: A date expression to be formatted. FormatNumber (optional): A number indicating the date/time format.	May 6, 2024 FormatNumber: 0 (Default) Result: 5/6/2024
Hour	Returns a number that represents the hour of the day (between 0 and 23).	DateTime: A date/time from which the hour will be extracted.	DateTime: 12:10:13 June 28, 2025 Result: 12
Minute	Returns a whole number (between 0 and 59) representing the minute of the hour.	Time: Any expression that can represent time.	Time: 10/25/2025 9:36:41 AM Result: 36
Month	Returns a number (1-12) representing the month of the year.	Date: Any expression that can represent a date.	Month: 10/25/2025 9:36:41 AM Result: 10
MonthName	Returns the name of a specified month.	Month: The numeric designation of the month. Abbreviate (optional): A Boolean value that indicates if the month name is to be abbreviated.	MonthName: 10 Abbreviate: False (Default) Result: October
MonthZeroFilled	Returns a zero-filled number (01-12) representing the month of the year.	Date: Any expression that can represent a date.	Month: 7/25/2025 9:36:41 AM Result: 07
Now	Returns the current system date and time.	None	Result: 3/5/2025 3:25:17 PM
Second	Returns a whole number (between 0 and 59) representing the second of the minute.	Time: Any expression that can represent a time.	Time: 10/25/2025 1:01:22 PM Result: 22
Time	Returns the current system time.	None	Result: 3:26:47 PM
TimeSerial	Returns the time for a specific hour, minute, and second.	Hour: A number between 0 and 23. Minute: A number between 0 and 59. Second: A number between 0 and 59.	Hour: 12 Minute: 20 Second: 49 Result: 12:20:49 PM
Weekday	Returns a whole number representing the day of the week (between 1 and 7).	Date: Any expression that can represent a date. FirstDayofWeek (optional): A number specifying the first day of the week.	Date: December 7, 1941 FirstDayofWeek: 0 (Default) Result: 1
WeekdayName	Returns the weekday name of a specified day of the week.	Weekday: A number between 1 and 7 indicating the day of the week. Abbreviate (optional): A Boolean value that indicates if the weekday name is to be abbreviated.	Weekday: 3 Abbreviate: False (Default) Result: Tuesday
Year	Returns a number that represents the year.	Date: Any expression that can represent a date.	Date: March 4, 2026 Result: 2026
ZeroFillDate	Returns a date in number format with each interval zero filled.	Date: The date that will be zero filled. Separator (optional): The separator used to separate the individual date components. Year Format (optional): If True, the year will be returned in zero-filled two-year format. If False, the four-year value will be returned. Force Century (optional): The specific century to use for the year.	Date: 7/4/23 Result: 07/04/23
Special Parameters: Interval: yyyy = Year, m = Month, q = quarter, d = Day, y = Day of year, w = Weekday, ww = Week of Year, h = hour, n = Minutes, s = Second FormatNumber: 0 = General Date (default), 1 = Long Date, 2 = Short Date, 3 = Long Time, 4 = Time using 24-hour format (hh:mm) FirstDayofWeek: 0 = PC Setting (default), 1-7 for Sunday through Saturday

Logic functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
And	Returns True if all items evaluate as True.	Item 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: A value to check. (Items 3-5 are optional.) The value should be expressed as True or False.	Item 1: True Item 2: True Result: True
Contains	Returns True if the provided value is found in the text.	Text: The value to search. Find: The value to find. Ignore case (optional): If True, the comparison will ignore the case. The default is False.	Text: Orlando, FL Find: FL Result: True
ContainsAlpha	Returns True if the provided value contains an alpha character (A-Z or a-z).	Expression: Any expression that may contain an alpha character.	Expression: 123 Result: False
ContainsLCase	Returns True if the provided value contains at least one lowercase character (a-z).	Value: Any expression that may contain an alpha character.	Value: ABC Result: False
ContainsNumber	Returns True if the provided value contains at least one number.	Value: Any expression that may contain a number.	Value: ABC1 Result: True
ContainsUCase	Returns True if the provided value contains at least one uppercase character (A-Z).	Value: Any expression that may contain an alpha character.	Value: ABC1 Result: True
False	Returns the logical value False.	None	Result: False
If	Checks whether a condition is met, and returns one value if True, and another value if False.	Condition: The value that is to be evaluated. This value will be True or False, depending on a Token or Formula On Hold. True Value: The value that will be returned if the condition is True. False Value: The value that will be returned if the condition is False.	Condition: True True Value: 12 False Value: 5 Result: 12
IsBlank	Returns True if the provided value is empty (no characters or spaces).	Value: The value to check.	Value: "" Results: True
IsBlankOrSpaces	Returns True if the provided value is empty or contains only spaces.	Value: The value to check.	Value: " " Results: True
IsDate	Returns True if the provided value is a Date.	Value: The value to check.	Value: January 21, 2023 Result: True
IsEqual	Returns True if Item A and Item B are equal.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 1 Item B: 2 Result: False
IsEven	Returns True if the provided value is an even number.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 6 Result: True
IsGreater	Returns True if Item A is greater than Item B. Non-numeric values are compared as Text.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 3 Item B: 2 Result: True
IsGreaterOrEqual	Returns True if Item A is greater than or equal to Item B. Non-numeric values are compared as Text.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 3 Item B: 3 Result: True
IsLCase	Returns True if all alpha characters in the provided value are lowercase.	Value: The value to check.	Value: abc Result: True
IsLess	Returns True if Item A is less than Item B. Non-numeric values are compared as Text.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 3 Item B: 2 Result: False
IsLessOrEqual	Returns True if Item A is less than or equal to Item B. Non-numeric values are compared as Text.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 2 Item B: 3 Result: True
IsNegative	Returns True if the provided value is less than zero. Non-numeric values will return False.	Value: The value to check.	Value: -1 Result: True
IsNotEqual	Returns True if Item A and Item B are not equal.	Item A: The first value to use in the comparison. Item B: The second value used in the comparison.	Item A: 1 Item B: 2 Result: True
IsNumeric	Returns True if the provided value is a number.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 123 Result: True
IsOdd	Returns True if the provided value is an odd number.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 3 Result: True
IsPositive	Returns True if the provided value is greater than or equal to zero. Non-numeric values will return False.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 1 Result: True
IsProper	Returns True if the provided value is proper cased.	Value: The value to check.	Value: My Name is Bob Result: True
IsQuoteWrapped	Returns True if the provided value is quote wrapped.	Value: The value to check.	Value: "This value is quote wrapped" Result: True
IsSpaces	Returns True if the provided value contains one or more space characters only.	Value: The value to check.	Value: " " Result: True
IsUCase	Returns True if all alpha characters in the provided value are uppercase.	Value: The value to check.	Value: ABC Result: True
IsWeekDay	Returns True if the provided value is a week day (Mon-Fri).	Value: The value to check.	1/1/1901 Result: True
IsWeekendDay	Returns True if the provided value is a weekend day (Sat-Sun).	Value: The value to check.	Value: 1/1/1901 Result: False
IsWholeNumber	Returns True if the provided value is a whole number.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 1.1 Result: False
IsZero	Returns True if the provided value is zero.	Value: The value to check.	Value: 0 Result: True
None	Returns True if all items are False.	Item 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: A value to check. (Items 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter.	Item 1: False Item 2: False Result: True
Not	Changes False to True, or True to False.	Value: The value to check.	Value: False Result: True
Or	Returns True if one or more items evaluate as True.	Item 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: A value to check. (Items 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter.	Item 1: False Item 2: True Result: True
True	Returns the logical value True.	None	Result: True

Math functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
Abs	Returns the absolute value of a number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression.	Number: -50.3
Add	Returns the sum of 2 or more numbers.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: A number to include in the sum. (Numbers 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter. Precision (optional): The number of decimal places (0-16) to round the return value.	Number 1: 1 Number 2: 2 Number 3: 3 Result: 6
Atn	Returns the arctangent of a specified number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression	Number: 4 Result: 1.32581766366803
Average	Returns the average mean of the provided numbers.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: A numeric value to be included in the average. (Numbers 3-6 are optional.)	Number 1: 10 Number 2: 30 Result: 20
Cos	Returns the cosine of an angle.	Number: Any valid numeric expression.	Number: 45 Result: 0.52532198881773
Divide	Returns the quotient of two or more numbers.	Number 1: The first number that will be divided into. Number 2: The number to divide into number 1. Number 3 (optional): The number to divide into the results of the first division. Number 4 (optional): The number to divide into the results of the second division. Number 5 (optional): The number to divide into the results of the third division. To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter. Precision (The number of decimal places (0-16) to round the return value.	Number 1: 3 Number 2: 2 Result: 1.5
Exp	Returns e (the base of natural logarithms) raised to a power.	Number: Any valid numeric expression.	Number: 1.23 Result: 3.42122953628967
FormatCurrency	Returns an expression formatted as a currency value using the currency symbol defined in the system control panel.	Number: The number to be formatted as currency. DecimalPlaces (optional): A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal should be returned. IncludeZero (optional): A number indicating whether or not to include a leading zero. Parens (optional): A number indicating whether or not to use parenthesis for negative numbers. Group (optional): A number indicating whether or not to group numbers.	Number: 1234.40 Result: $1,234.40
FormatNumber	Returns an expression formatted as a number.	Number: The number to be formatted as currency. DecimalPlaces (optional): A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal should be returned. IncludeZero (optional): A number indicating whether or not to include a leading zero. Parens (optional): A number indicating whether or not to use parenthesis for negative numbers. Group (optional): A number indicating whether or not to group numbers.	Number: 1234.323432 DecimalPlaces: 3 Result: 1,234.323
FormatPercent	Returns an expression formatted as a percentage.	Number: The number to be formatted as currency. DecimalPlaces (optional): A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal should be returned. IncludeZero (optional): A number indicating whether or not to include a leading zero. Parens (optional): A number indicating whether or not to use parenthesis for negative numbers. Group (optional): A number indicating whether or not to group numbers.	Number: .233 Result: 22.30%
Int	Returns the integer part of a specified number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression.	Number: 121.1456 Result: 121
Log	Returns the natural logarithm of a number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression greater than 0.	Number: 23 Result: 3.13549421592915
Max	Returns the largest of the provided numbers.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: A numeric value to be compared. (Numbers 3-6 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter.	Number 1: 5 Number 2: 10 Result: 10
Median	Sorts the provided numbers from smallest to largest and returns the middle value.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: A numeric value to be compared. (Numbers 3-6 are optional.)	Number 1: 13 Number 2: 51 Number 3: 4 Result: 13
Min	Returns the smallest of the provided numbers.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: A numeric value to be compared. (Numbers 3-6 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter.	Number 1: 5 Number 2: 10 Result: 5
Multiply	Returns the product of two or more numbers.	Number 1: A starting number for the multiplication. Number 2, 3, 4, 5: A number to multiply by. (Numbers 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter. Precision: The number of decimal places (0-16) to round the return value.	Number 1: 3 Number 2: 2 Result: 6
Pi	Returns the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.	Decimal Places: (The number (0-14) of desired decimal places.	Decimal Places: 2 Result: 3.14
Power	Returns a number raised to the specified power.	Number: The number to be raised to a power. Power: The number that specifies a power. Precision (optional): The number of decimal places (0-15) to round the return value.	Number: 2 Power: 3 Result: 8
Range	Returns the difference between the highest and lowest numbers provided.	Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: A numeric value to be compared. (Numbers 3-6 are optional.)	Number 1: 3 Number 2: 1 Number 3: 7 Result: 6
Remainder	Returns the remainder of the quotient of two numbers.	Number 1: The beginning number to divide. Number 2: The number to divide into Number 1. Precision (optional): The number of decimal places (0-16) to round the return value.	Number 1: 3 Number 2: 2 Result 1
Rnd	Returns a random number less than 1 but greater than or equal to 0.	Number: A seed number for the random number generator.	Number: 123 Result: 0.2895625
Round	Returns a number rounded to a specified number of decimal places.	Number: A numeric expression to be rounded. DecimalPlaces: A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal are included in the rounding.	Number: 123.3432 DecimalPlaces: 2 Results: 123.34
RoundDown	Returns a number rounded down to a specified number of decimal places.	Number: A numeric expression to be rounded. DecimalPlaces: A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal are included in the rounding.	Number: 123.3432 DecimalPlaces: 2 Results: 123.34
RoundUp	Returns a number rounded up to a specified number of decimal places.	Number: A numeric expression to be rounded. DecimalPlaces: A number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal are included in the rounding.	Number: 123.3432 DecimalPlaces: 2 Results: 123.35
Sgn	Returns an integer indicating the sign of a number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression.	Number: -5 Result: -1
Sin	Returns the sine of an angle.	Number: Any valid numeric expression that expresses an angle in radians.	Number: 3 Result: 0.141120008059867
Sqr	Returns the square root of a number.	Number: Any valid numeric expression greater than or equal to 0.	Number: 22 Result: 4.69041575982343
Subtract	Returns the difference of two or more numbers.	Number 1: A starting number for the subtraction. Number 2, 3, 4, 5: A number to subtract. (Numbers 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter. Precision (optional): The number of decimal places (0-16) to round the return value.	Number 1: 3 Number 2: 2 Result: 1
Tan	Returns the tangent of an angle.	Number: Any valid numeric expression that expresses an angle in radians.	Number: 1.3 Result: 3.60210244796798
ZeroFill	Returns a string filled with 0 to a certain length.	Number: A string expression to be zero filled. Length: A number indicating the total length of the result.	Number: 9 Length: 2 Result: 09

Text functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
Asc	Returns the ANSI character code corresponding to the first letter in a string.	Text: Any valid text expression. If the text contains no characters, an error occurs.	Text: a Result: 97
Between	Returns the text found between two values.	Original Text: The original text to be searched. Start Value: The value marking the beginning of (but not included in) the text to keep. End Value: The value marking the end (but not included in) the text to keep. Start Position (optional): The character number (from the left) for the search of the Start Value (default is 1). Left to Right (optional): If True (default), the text will be searched from left to right for the End Value.	Original Text: MyText Start Value: My End Value: xt Result: Te
BetweenRev	Working backwards, returns the text found between two values.	Original Text: The original text to be searched. Start Value: The value marking the beginning of (but not included in) the text to keep. End Value: The value marking the end (but not included in) the text to keep. Start Position (optional): The character number (from the left) for the search of the Start Value (default is 1). Left to Right (optional): If True (default), the text will be searched from left to right for the End Value.	Original Text: MyText Start Value: x End Value: My Result: Te
Chr	Returns the character associated with the specific ANSI character code.	CharCode: A number that identifies a character (1-255).	CharCode: 66 Result: B
Clean	Removes all hidden and non-printable characters that prevent a formula from evaluating properly.	Item A: Any valid text expression. If the text contains no characters in it, an error occurs. Replace With (optional): The characters with which to replace the hidden and non-printable characters (the default is null, thus removing Item A from the expression).	Item A: (If the formula results display as N/A, you may want to use the Clean formula to remove all non-printable characters.)
Drop	Drops a specific number of characters from the beginning or end of a string.	Text: The text to manipulate. Drop Count: The number of characters to drop. Right (optional): True (default) if characters should be dropped from the right side of the string.	Text: MyBook Drop Count: 4 Result: My
InStr	Returns the position of the first occurrence of one string within another. The search begins at the first character of the string.	Start: The position where the search will begin (default is 1). String1: The string expression to be examined. String2: The string expression searched for. CompareAs (optional): A numeric value indicating the kind of comparison to use when evaluating - 0 for binary and 1 (default) for textual.	Start: 1 String1: MyText String2: Text Result: 3
InStrRev	Returns the position of the first occurrence of one string within another. The search begins at the last character of the string.	String1: The string expression to be examined. String2: The string expression searched for. CompareAs (optional): A numeric value indicating the kind of comparison to use when evaluating.	String1: MyText String2: Text Result: 3
IsAlpha	Returns True if all characters in the provided value are alpha characters (A-Z, a-z, or space).	Text: Any valid text expression.	Text: MyText3 Result: False
IsAlphaNumeric	Returns True if all characters in the provided value are alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, or space).	String: Any valid string expression.	String: MyText3 Result: True
Join	Joins items together to form a line of text.	String 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: The string to join. (Strings 3-5 are optional.) To include more than five parameters, put this Formula On Hold, chose the same Formula, and use the value On Hold as the first parameter.	String 1: abc String 2: def String 3: ghi Result: abcdefghi
LCase	Converts text to lowercase.	Text: Any valid string expression.	Text: MyText Result: mytext
Left	Returns a specified number of characters from the left side of a string.	String: A string expression from which the leftmost characters are returned. Length: A number indicating how many characters to return.	String: MyText Length: 2 Result: My
LeftOf	Returns the text to the left of a specified value.	Original Text: The original text to be searched. End Value: The value marking the end (but not included in) the text to keep. Start Position (optional): The starting position of the search (left to right; default is 1). Left to Right (optional): If True (default), the text will be searched from left to right for the End Value.	Original Text: MyText End Value: Text Result: My
Len	Returns the number of characters in a string.	String: Any valid string expression.	String: MyText Result: 6
LTrim	Removes spaces on the left side of a string.	String: Any valid string expression.	String: " MyText " Result: "MyText "
Mid	Returns a specified number of characters from a string.	String: The string expression from which characters are returned. Start: The position at which the part to be taken begins. Length (optional): The number of characters to return (default is True).	String: MyText Start: 4 Result: 2
PadText	Pads an expression with the specified character.	Expression: The expression to which padding will be added. Characters: The character used to pad the expression. Length: A number indicating the pad length. FixedLength (optional): If True (default), the length is the total length of the expression after padding is added. If False, the length is the total umber of pad characters that will be added. Beginning (optional): If True (default), the padding is added to the end of the expression.	Expression: Test Characters: -- Length: 6 Result: --Test
Proper	Capitalizes the first letter in each word. All other characters are converted to lowercase.	Text: The text to which proper case will be applied.	Text: NEW YORK Result: New York
QuoteWrap	Returns the original text wrapped in quotes.	Original Text: The original text to be wrapped in quotes. Force Wrap (optional): If True (default), the value will always be wrapped in quotes. If False, the value will not be.	Original Text: MyValue Result: "MyValue"
Remove	Removes all specified type of characters from a string.	OriginalString: The string expression to modify. RemoveAlpha (optional): True or False (default) indicating whether alpha characters should be removed. RemoveNumbers (optional): True or False (default) indicating whether numbers should be removed. RemoveSpaces (optional): True or False (default) indicating whether spaces should be removed. RemoveAllOther (optional): True or False (default) indicating whether all non-alphanumeric characters should be removed. Keep (optional): A list of characters to keep (i.e., "-#%$"; do not separate with a comma, as this will keep all commas).	Original String: B1 Company RemoveAlpha: False RemoveNumbers: True Result: B Company
Replace	Replaces a specified part of a string with another string a specified number of times.	Expression: A string expression to be searched. Find: A substring being searched for. ReplaceWith: The replacement substring. Start (optional): The position where the search is to begin (default is 1). Count (optional): The number of substitutions to perform. If omitted, the default value is -1, which means make all possible substitutions. Compare (optional): The numeric value indicating the kind of comparison; 0 for binary and 1 (default) for textual.	Expression: MyText Find: Text ReplaceWith: Book Result: MyBook
Right	Returns a specified number of characters from the right side of a string.	String: A string expression from which the rightmost characters are returned. Length: A number indicating how many characters to return.	String: MyText Length: 4 Result: Text
RightOf	Returns the text to the right of a specified value.	Original Text: The original text to be searched. End Value: the value marking the end of (but no included in) the text to keep. Start Position (optional): The starting position of the search (left to right; default is 1). Left to Right (optional): If True (default), the text will be searched from left to right for the End Value.	Original Text: MyText Start Position My Result: Text
RTrim	Removes spaces on the right side of a string.	String: Any valid string expression.	String: " MyText " Result: " MyText"
Space	Returns a string consisting of the specified number of spaces.	Number: The number of spaces to return.	Number: 1 Result: " "
StrComp	Returns a value indicating the result of a string comparison: 0 (if String1 = String2) -1 (if String1<String2) 1 (if String1>String2)	String1: The first string to compare. String 2: The second string to compare. Compare (optional): the numeric value indicating the key of comparison to use when evaluation the strings; 0 for binary and 1 (default) for textual.	String1: MyText String2: YourText Result: -1
String	Returns a string of a specified length containing a repeating character.	Number: The length of the returned string. Character: The character to repeat.	Number: 6 Character: B Result: BBBBBB
StrReverse	Reverses a string.	String: Any valid string.	String: ABCD Result: DCBA
Trim	Returns a copy of a string without the leading or trailing spaces.	String: Any valid string expression.	String: " MyText " Result: MyText
UCase	Returns a string that has been converted to uppercase.	String: Any valid string.	String: MyText Result: MYTEXT
WordCount	Returns the number of words in a value.	Text: Any valid string expression.	String: Today is Tuesday. Result: 3

Translate functions

Function name	Description	Parameters	Example
ConvertDateCulture	Takes a date format from one country and converts it to the format used by another country. Supports: English (US) - ENU English (UK) - ENG English (AUS) - ENA Spanish - ESN French - FRA German - DEU Danish - DAN Italian - ITA Slovak - SKY Swedish - SVE Note: ConvertDateCulture can't be used as the parameter of another formula unless the convert-to culture is English (US).	The input culture must match the culture format of the date entered.	Converting a Danish date to US English format: CONVERTDATECULTURE(“28-2-2018”, “DAN”, “ENU”) = “2/28/2018”
ConvertNumCulture	Takes a number format from one country and converts it to the format used by another country. Supports: English (US) - ENU English (UK) - ENG English (AUS) - ENA Spanish - ESN French - FRA German - DEU Danish - DAN Italian - ITA Slovak - SKY Swedish - SVE Note: ConvertNumCulture can't be used as the parameter of another formula unless the convert-to culture is English (US).	The input culture must match the culture format of the number entered.	Converting a Danish number to US English format: CONVERTNUMCULTURE(“1,2”, “DAN”, “ENU”) = “1.2”
StateAbbrev	Takes a full state name and returns the state abbreviation (USA only).	State Name: A state name. Postal Abbrev (optional): If True (default), a postal abbreviation will be returned. If False, a standard abbreviation will be returned (i.e., Florida returns Fla.).	State Name: Florida Result: FL
StateName	Takes a state abbreviation and returns the full state name (USA only).	State Name: A state abbreviation. Include Standard (optional): If False (default), only postal abbreviations return a result. If False, standard abbreviations will also return a result (i.e., Florida returns Fla).	State Abbrev: FL Result: Florida