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<[Prefix]NameSpace.ParameterName,Alignment:FormatFormat^Case[Suffix]?=DefaultValue> |
You can just insert the ones you need, but they must be in this order. For example, you can't put Default Value before the suffix.
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then the result would be:
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1000-A001 (A) |
Case
Use the case option to specify the desired case for a value.
Example: Given the following naming rule:
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<ProjectName^Title> |
If the Project Name is "TEST PROJECT" then the result would be:
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Test Project |
The following Case values can be used:
| Case | Meaning | Example |
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| Upper | Converts text to upper case | TEST PROJECT |
| Lower | Converts text to lower case | test project |
| Title | Converts text to title case | Test Project |
Optional Variables
If you want to use a parameter in a naming rule, but don't care if doesn't exist then you can simply add question mark. This is very useful when using custom shared parameters or when some values are going to be blank.
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