=LEFT(RIGHT(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1), LEN(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1)) - 5),1) & LCASE(RIGHT(RIGHT(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1),LEN(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1)) - 5), LEN(RIGHT(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1), LEN(left(Fields!Createdby.Value, instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")-1)) - 5)) -1)) & " " & Left(Right(Fields!Createdby.Value, len(Fields!Createdby.Value) - instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")),1) & Lcase(RIGHT(Right(Fields!Createdby.Value, len(Fields!Createdby.Value) - instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")),LEN(Right(Fields!Createdby.Value, len(Fields!Createdby.Value) - instr(Fields!Createdby.Value,".")))-1))
COPYSTR("Purchase Header"."Created By User",5,STRLEN("Purchase Header"."Created By User"))
CONVERTSTR( COPYSTR("Created By User", STRPOS("Created By User", '\')+1), '.', ' ');
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Thank you Slawek!
I then used your code to capitalise the first letter of the first name & last name