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title: SINGLE ConfigType Text Formatting
description: "### **PDF Butler – SINGLE Config Type Text Formatting** The `SINGLE` Config Type includes text formatting options that can be used to automatically adjust and standardize data formatting during document generation. This feature is especially useful when: - Salesforce data…"
url: "https://pdfbutler.com/academy/pdf-butler-academy/pdf-butler-by-configtype/single-configtype-text-formatting/"
updated: "2026-05-20"
category: PDF BUTLER BY CONFIGTYPE
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# SINGLE ConfigType Text Formatting

### **PDF Butler – SINGLE Config Type Text Formatting**

The `SINGLE` Config Type includes text formatting options that can be used to automatically adjust and standardize data formatting during document generation.

This feature is especially useful when:

- Salesforce data is inconsistently formatted
- Text casing needs correction
- Values should follow a standardized format in generated documents

Examples:

- Converting text to uppercase
- Capitalizing words
- Formatting lowercase text
- Applying consistent styling to output values

[SINGLE ConfigType Text Formatting](https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ej7IJz_DjT4?si=HrL5W0--jQ5rFC9j)

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#### **1. Create the Doc Config**

1. Create a new **Doc Config**.
2. Upload your document template if required.

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#### **2. Add the Data Source**

1. Open the **PDF Butler Editor**.
2. Add the required **Data Source** to the configuration.

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#### **3. Create a SINGLE Config Type**

1. Click **Add Config Type**.
2. Select:
   - **Type** = `SINGLE`
3. Configure the required merge field and field mappings.

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#### **4. Configure Text Formatting**

1. Locate the **Text Formatting** section in the Config Type settings.
2. Select the formatting option you want to apply.

Examples may include:

- Uppercase
- Lowercase
- Capitalize

![](https://pdfbutler.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Screenshot-2026-05-20-at-12.20.34-300x93.png)

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#### **5. Select a Formatting Option**

1. Choose the desired option from the dropdown list.
2. Confirm the formatting matches your document requirements.

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#### **6. Save the Configuration**

1. Click **Save to Server**.

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#### **7. Generate and Validate the Document**

1. Generate the document from Salesforce.
2. Verify that the text is formatted according to the selected option.

Example:

- `john doe` → `JOHN DOE`
- `salesforce opportunity` → `Salesforce Opportunity`

![](https://pdfbutler.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Screenshot-2026-05-20-at-12.20.15-300x207.jpg)