I would like to build up a script, here goes the requirement:

- Pull phone number ( 662-5555) from a phone attribute value looking something like this : 

OfficePhoneNumber:  662-5555,+1 102 892-1314

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The script should work under following circumstances : 

> If two values, then the pull first value (i.e 662-5555 i in above ca
+se) .
> If one value, then if the phone number is of the form   xxx-xxxx  th
+en pull this (662-5555 ).
> Else, no officePhoneNumber value.

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Any help is appreciated.

Regards, Prince

Code and p tags added by GrandFather

2009-05-05 Retitled by GrandFather, as per Monastery guidelines

In reply to Help Needed to parse phone numbers by Anonymous Monk

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