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What if my source table doesnt have the same data types StyleList processes?

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What if my source table doesnt have the same data types StyleList processes?

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StyleList processes Names (in all formats), Departments, Companies, Addresses, Cities, States, Zip and Postal Codes, Phone Numbers, and Email addresses. If the database field contains something other than one of the above types, you may use a General type which will run the data through a general caser, but will not take advantage of the special treatment StyleList gives known types. You can also create and specify a Custom table which allows you to essentially create another data type. Since each of the data types is treated in a unique matter, it is important that you not only process data which the program recognizes, but also select the correct type which matches your data. Ex. Smith Jr, Mr. John L. In the example above, the user should specify that the source data to be processed contains Inverse Names, not Full Names (Mr. John L Smith Jr.).

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