text from numbers with > 5 digits

[droopie]

just an example, how could i do a IF statement that says IF Text From has 6 or more digits? not sure if  IF %SMSRF ~R /d/d/d/d/d/d  will work. the reason for this is because i have read sms from name but since i sometimes get 3-5 digit numbers, i rather it not say those numbers. also, to reply to incoming sms, i also would like to apply this so it ignores these numbers. dont know if regex is the best way to go about it.

[Bob Hansen]

Assuming that there are no - or () characters, then the easiest way to determine if a number has more than 6 digits is with:

If %SMSRF > 99999 

[droopie]

hmm. i know the default carrier numbers are 3 digit without any symbols so are those alerts with 5 digits. i dont want it to effect actual 7+ digit texts which i believe, atleast for me on t-mobile, have a + before the numbers. thats usually default if i dont manually enter the numbers myself to my contacts.

[Mike L]

Bob's way would work if all zeros would never happen. \d{6, } should work as well