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- #Microsoft contact information phone number full
- #Microsoft contact information phone number code
#Microsoft contact information phone number code
Smartphone users should avoid touching the Check Phone Number buttons as doing so will add a + and country code to the number. For more information, see Dialing phone numbers.
#Microsoft contact information phone number update
You may have it set to automatically update phones numbers with the country code. If the country code is added as soon as you tab out of the number field, check the dialog properties. Outlook 2010 and olderįor older versions of Outlook: Number formatting can be easily prevented in Outlook by typing the number in the field on the contact form and not using the Check Phone Number feature. Fax) and as 11 digits then clicked the button to check the number (Mobile). The numbers in this screenshot were typed in as a 10 digit number (Business), 11 digits (Home), +1 and 11 more digits with no spaces, (Bus.
#Microsoft contact information phone number full
While dialers will dial all 11 numbers, as soon as you hit a full number, the phone network will connect you to that number. If you enter 11 or more, it's entered as an unformatted number. Why in the world is phone number not a part of the People picker?! I can't see any helpful reason to keep that information locked in a different connector and therefor inaccessible by some of these basic functions and components.Beginning with Outlook 2013, the numbers were always formatted for your region.

I used AddColumn to create a DisplayName text column that works perfectly with the Gallery, but this works because the name properties are readily available in the People picker components. I've tried to use AddColumn to create "PhoneString", with the idea that something could pull the phone data from the profile and append it to the text field, but this hits the same wall (scope not supported). I ended up with this error and no data coming through (sounds like you got data showing despite errors?): This produced errors regarding not finding the user(s) but they are safe to ignore.ĮDIT: Jeff, your code works! I mistakenly thought it was not due to several entries without numbers at the top of my gallery, but scrolling through proves that the mobile number is being pulled as expected. Any help is greatly appreciated.Įdit: just to clarify this is the guide I tried to follow by MSFT: īut it assumes one would be manually entering the UPN string into the function and not referencing it within a gallery.įinal edit: the answer! I used this code in the Label's text property where I wanted the mobile number to show:įirst(Office365Users.UserProfileV2().businessPhones).Value It seems like it should work, the logic makes sense to me. Office365Users.UserProfileV2().businessPhones To be clear, this is the code I'm trying to use in the field I want to show the phone number: I consistently run into the "this formula doesn't support scope" no matter how I try to work around the issue. Microsoft docs and every other tutorial on employee directories either assume you only want the current user's information, or they seem to imply that the Office365Users.UserProfile() function cannot work unless you type an email address in directly, but that wouldn't work at all for a gallery that's populating from SP. However, when I attempt to get the phone number showing as well, it doesn't seem possible. I've gotten name, email, and department to display without issue for each item in the gallery. I'm creating an employee directory using a basic gallery with a SharePoint list as a data source. I'm worried there's no way, but hopefully someone can help.
