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Can a slight adjustment be made? The original sentence either has a space before it or some text which is joined onto it (like xxxDoor type). Is there a way for the code to remove any space before the word, or separate the previous word from 'Door', and then move the whole thing onto another line anyway? So: xxxdoor type: Flat Entry Door door material: Wood would become: xxx Door Type: Flat Entry Door Door Material: Wood and door type: Flat Entry Door door material: Wood Becomes Door Type: Flat Entry Door Door Material: Wood Can an adjustment like this be made in the code? Really helpful. Thanks, JH |
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