anybody ever figure out how to get a phone number location using just a formula? Like I have a phone number with country code, and i want to extract the country, and state/region, etc.
While we don't have a specific formula for extracting country, state, or region from a phone number, we can help you with country codes. Our Country Code (Phone) data point can provide the international dialing code for a specific country. For more detailed location information, we offer various data enrichment options through integrations like ClearoutPhone. This can help validate phone numbers and potentially provide additional details about the phone's origin. If you need more specific information or assistance with this task, please share more details about your requirements, and we'll be happy to explore other solutions within our platform.
You can import a list of all country codes into a claygent prompt, and then cross reference the information in the list to output the location. We have done this with HS codes to identify a specific product type.
To use country codes in a Claygent prompt for cross-referencing phone number locations, you can follow these steps: 1. Create a table with country codes and corresponding countries. 2. In your Claygent prompt, instruct it to extract the country code from the phone number. 3. Use the "write to table" feature to output the extracted country code. 4. Create another Claygent prompt to look up the country code in your reference table and return the corresponding country. 5. Configure column outputs for both the country code and the country name. This approach allows you to cross-reference phone numbers with their locations using country codes in Claygent.