HubSpot Operations Hub custom code actions can handle regex phone number formatting, but they require JavaScript knowledge and consume your Operations Hub quotas. Plus they’re difficult to debug when something goes wrong.
Here’s how to get regex-level phone number formatting without custom code or quota limits using spreadsheet functions.
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How to make it work
Step 1. Import HubSpot phone number data into Google Sheets.
Connect to HubSpot and pull in contact data with unformatted phone numbers. Google Sheets provides REGEX functions that match custom code capabilities.
Step 2. Apply REGEX functions for pattern matching.
Use Google Sheets’ REGEXREPLACE function: =REGEXREPLACE(A2,”(\d{3})(\d{3})(\d{4})”,”($1) $2-$3″) to format 10-digit numbers. This provides the same pattern matching as custom JavaScript code.
Step 3. Create complex conditional logic without coding.
Combine REGEX functions with IF statements to handle different number formats. You get regex-level functionality with familiar spreadsheet syntax instead of debugging JavaScript.
Step 4. Preview and sync results back to HubSpot.
See formatting results in real-time before pushing to HubSpot. Set up automatic syncing so new phone numbers get properly formatted without consuming Operations Hub resources.
Skip the custom code complexity
Start formattingThis approach gives you regex functionality without JavaScript knowledge or Operations Hub quota consumption. You get better visibility into the formatting process and easier troubleshooting.phone numbers with regex patterns today.