Tony wrote:
> Yes, but I was hoping for a method that would keep me from
> entering in hundred or so rules though.
This is three rules.
One of those rules has a hundred or so Dialed Number entries, one for each NXX
that you _do_ want to strip the NPA from. The NXXs that you do _not_ want to
strip the NPA from is handled in a another rule with a single Dialed Number
entry.
I'm sure you could do it vice versa. Either way, you need to list either all
10 digit NXXs, or all 7 digit NXXs, but not both. Pick the one with the
smallest number.
You could cram multiple NXXs into a single entry with lists:
Dialed Number
Prefix: 434202,434220,434962,434227 and: 4 digits
Prefix: 434564,434985,434162,434430 and: 4 digits
....
But that probably doesn't make it easier to deal with.
The only way we could make this easier to deal with, is if many of these
hundreds of NXXs are consecutive. i.e. Allow a range in a single Dialed Number
entry:
Dialed Number
Prefix: 434(202-217) and: 4 digits
Resulting Call
Dial: (202-217) and append: Entire dialed number
Well, we'd need to find an intuitive UI for this, which would be a challenge.
But I think you get the idea...
How common is this scenario?
-Paul
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