In this article, you will learn-
Capitalize words using Python
If your letters and words are all uppercase or lowercase in a field, and you need to underwrite the main letter of each word.
We have some straight-forward Python code only for you.
And all you’ll require in the field adding machine in ArcGIS (ArcMap) combined with a bit of Python.
This step-by-step guide will help you get started:
What this tutorial will accomplish
We will simply take any field, and change the principal character to a capital letter. Different letters in the word will be lower case.
For instance:
SAN FRANCISCO will become San Francisco
san Francisco will become San Francisco
saN Francisco will become San Francisco
So the first letter will be capitalized using some Python code.
Stage 1 Create a new text field called “Capitals”
This text field will be used to store the capitalized words. Make the text length property large enough to hold all of the text from the other field.
Now, there should be a new text field called capitals in your table:
Step 2 Use field calculator
Right-click the new field “Capitals”.
Select the ‘Field Calculator’ option.
Step 3 Enter Python code
First, select the Python radio button.
In the expression text box, double-click the field with the existing text field that you want to capitalize the first letter. Type .title() after the field and press OK.
Here’s an example of the field calculator code block:
If you see the result, it has a new field with capital letters.
If you’re getting an error, try to the following:
Run this python code block by selecting the records first.
Do not capitalize .title() with a capital ‘T’
Capital letter results with ArcMap and Python
Python has a simple solution to capitalize the first letter in a text field.
You can also convert strings to all lowercase in a text field using the .lower() property. The .upper() returns a copy of a string with all the cases characters converted to uppercase.
From titles to lowercase to uppercase….
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