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A prefixed wildcard is supported in a Lookup Table’s primary key, but not as a leading character or in the secondary key.
A wildcard (*) is a symbol that replaces or represents zero or more characters. You can use it in a Lookup Table’s primary key to match multiple values at once. A wildcard requires a prefix and can’t be placed at the beginning of the value. For example, user* matches entries like user1, username, or user123 — but *user or *user* aren’t valid. For example, to associate a caller ID prefix with a destination phone number, your Lookup Table might look like this:
Wildcards are supported in the primary key, but not in the secondary key. Applies to: Lookup Table
Last modified on September 30, 2026