Hello, the answer to this question is simply put -- no. The call routing matches either a) Only the partial number, in the above example "411". Now keep in mind there are wild cards, however in which case if you *DID* for whatever reason want to match something like that number you mentioned, you could simply do:
"******4110"
Essentially * matches [0-9] for any of you guys who may know regex, simply put once again, this is any numeric integer between 0 and 9, matched 1 or more times.
So a few examples
"411" matches -> 411
"*411" matches *411******
"*411*5" matches *411*5***
Now that above is the current method, of how we're matching, however this is not 100% set, so I do need some more input from you guys actually.
Heres somewhat of my thinking:
CURRENT METHOD:
714* -> 714*******
*714 -> *714******
*714* -> *714******
NEW METHOD ?:
714* -> 714*******
*714 -> *******714
*714* -> *714******
Also, I'm perhaps thinking about integrating some other type of wild card symbol such as %, how this would work, would be such as: %714%, would match any number with 714 in it, so it would match the following:
714 *** ****
*** 714 ****
*** *** 714*
*** *** *714
and so on.......
The other thing to consider also, is how we would want to integrate international numbers into this too, any thoughts / suggestions, etc is all appreciated, let me now what you guys feel would work best for you.
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