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Formula - touppercase

Easily convert any text to uppercase using the Nodinite touppercase Formula plugin. This page shows you how to transform message content, context values, or results from other formulas to uppercase, ensuring consistent data for your integrations.

✅ Instantly standardize text for reliable system integration
✅ Use simple expressions to transform message Content or Context ✅ See clear, real-world examples with input, formula, and result

What does the touppercase Formula do?

The touppercase(Content) Formula function converts all letters in the provided text to uppercase. Use this function to ensure data consistency across systems, especially when case sensitivity matters.

Example 1: Convert Message Body to Uppercase

Input as Body

nodinite

Formula Expression

touppercase(body)

Result

NODINITE

Example 2: Convert Context Value to Uppercase

Suppose you have a message context value with the key id containing gmt.

Input

gmt

Formula Expression

touppercase(context('id'))

Result

GMT

Example 3: Convert Result from Another Formula

You can use the result of another formula function as input. For example, extracting values using a regex and converting them to uppercase:

Input

gmt utc

Formula Expression

touppercase(regex('gmt|utc', body))

Result

GMT
UTC

Features

Convert any string to uppercase for consistent data processing
Works with message body, context, or results from other Formula functions
Ensures data integrity across integrated systems

Important
The touppercase plugin loads the entire message into RAM. Only use this function on small messages to avoid performance issues.

How to use the touppercase Formula

Select Formula as the expression type plugin.
Enter your touppercase expression in the 'Expression' text area.
Provide a string-based Content parameter (e.g., message body, context value, or another formula result).

Syntax

Convert from message body:
touppercase(body)
Convert from message context:
touppercase(context('MessageContextKey'))
Convert result from another formula:
touppercase(SomeOtherNestedFormulaFunction(Content))