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Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

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Is there a quick way to convert the check name in the Vendor cards to ALL CAPS?  Right now they are mixed case.  Wells Fargo requires that the PAYEE NAME be in all caps for Safe Pay.

Version GP 10.

Thank you,

Tammy

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  • Tammy Chavez Profile Picture
    Tammy Chavez 820 on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    Thank you Victoria.  I figured I needed to put the table name into the script.  We will do this on the test company first.  Thank you all again.  :-)

    Happy Easter!

  • Victoria Yudin Profile Picture
    Victoria Yudin 22,766 on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    I think Francisco was just giving you an example of how to do this, not the actual values for the table and the field to be updated.  To update all the vendor Check Names, run the following against the company database in SQL:

    update PM00200 set VNDCHKNM = UPPER(VNDCHKNM)

    As with any SQL script that will update your data, unless you are 100% confident of what it's going to do (and maybe even then), make a backup and, if possible, try it in a test environment first.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    Just where the records reside!!!

  • Tammy Chavez Profile Picture
    Tammy Chavez 820 on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    One more question do I need to run it just against the database or actually select the table where those fields reside?

  • Tammy Chavez Profile Picture
    Tammy Chavez 820 on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    Thank you!!  

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Convert Vendor Check Name to CAPS

    Use SQL statement

    like this:

    Update table set VENDNAME = UPPER(VENDNAME)

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