> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpcenter.channable.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpcenter.channable.com/manage-improve-product-data/manage-product-and-improve-data-fr/regles-modifier-et-enrichir-en-masse/comment-utiliser-les-actions-alors-dans-les-regles/action-de-regle-modifier-texte.md).

# Action de règle : Modifier texte

### Cas d'utilisation

* Supprimer le HTML de vos descriptions produit
* Mettre une majuscule à la première lettre (caractère) de chaque mot
* Supprimer les retours à la ligne
* Supprimer les espaces inutiles

Utilisez le **Modifier le texte** action pour supprimer des éléments et modifier le style ou le format d'un champ texte.

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### Supprimer le code HTML

Supprime tout le code HTML (par exemple, `"<p>"`) de la description d'un produit. La plupart des canaux n'acceptent pas de code HTML dans les descriptions d'annonces (Marktplaats fait exception).

### Supprimer les retours à la ligne

Supprime les retours à la ligne qui peuvent rendre un fichier CSV désordonné.

### Supprimer les espaces inutiles

Supprime les espaces qui peuvent affecter la validité de vos champs d'annonce. Par exemple, pour l'ID produit «   654  ».

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Astuce : En savoir plus sur [Règles dans Channable](/manage-improve-product-data/manage-product-and-improve-data-fr/regles-modifier-et-enrichir-en-masse/regles-dans-channable.md).
{% endhint %}


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