Format allows you to format emails, phone numbers, postcodes and URL's to a standardised structure.

Formatting refers to the organization of data according to pre-set specifications e.g. making sure an email only has one '@' symbol present.

Input one or more Email Addresses and return them in the correct format (if possible).

For example, you can choose to format email to remove extra '@' symbols or an incorrectly input suffix. E.g.

Input one or more International Telephone Numbers and return them in the correct format (if possible).

For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the International standard to assign a country code to a telephone number, remove any unnecessary characters and add spacing. E.g.

Input one or more National Telephone Numbers and return them in the correct format (if possible).

For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the National standard to assign the correct prefix to a telephone number, remove any unnecessary characters and add spacing. E.g.

Input one or more Telephone numbers along with a country identifier and return them in the E164 standard (if possible).

For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the E164 standard to assign a country code to a telephone number as well as remove any unnecessary characters. E.g.

Input one or more Telephone Numbers and return them in the RFC 3966 standard format (if possible).

For example, remove unnecessary and incorrect characters and return them in the desired format. E.g.

Input one or more postcodes along with a country identifier and return them in the correct format (if possible).

For example, you can choose to format postcodes to identify misinput characters and remove them. E.g.

Input one or more URL Addresses along with their prefixes and return them in the correct format (if possible).

For example, remove incorrect characters such as commas or duplicate full stops. E.g.

Below is a selection of dialling codes for reference.

The DQ.FORMAT_EMAIL function formats an email. It will return the original input if failed.

Parameters:

email (string), email to be formatted

returns (string), formatted email

The DQ.FORMAT_POSTCODE function formats a postcode.

Parameters:

postcode (string), postcode to be formatted

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

returns (string), formatted postcode

The DQ.FORMAT_TELEPHONE_E164 function formats a postcode.

Parameters:

telephone (string), telephone to be formatted

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

returns (string), formatted telephone

The DQ.FORMAT_TELEPHONE_INTERNATIONAL function formats a telephone number to international standard (E. 123).

Parameters:

telephone (string), telephone to be formatted

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

returns (string), formatted telephone

The DQ.FORMAT_TELEPHONE_NATIONAL function formats a telephone number to national standard.

Parameters:

telephone (string), telephone to be formatted

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

returns (string), formatted telephone

The DQ.FORMAT_TELEPHONE_RFC_3966 function formats a telephone number to RFC.3966 standard.

Parameters:

telephone (string), telephone to be formatted

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

returns (string), formatted telephone

The DQ.FORMAT_URL function formats a URL.

Parameters:

url (string), URL to be formatted

prefix (string), prefix of the URL

returns (string), formatted URL