Search for users by team number?

[Chris is me]

Is there a way I can find a list of users based on self-identified team number?

[MrForbes]

click "members" then click "team #", and click it again to reverse order

[Eugene Fang]

Or click "members," "search members," then "advanced search" and type in a team number.

Tip: If you want to find team 604 (my team), then type "0604," or else you'll also get 1604 and 2604.

[EricH]

Or click "members," "search members," then "advanced search" and type in a team number.

Tip: If you want, for example, to find team 604 (my team), then type "0604," or else you'll also get 1604 and 2604.A word of caution: Not all users remember to put the leading zero(s). If you can't find the person(s) you're looking for, remove any leading zeros.

[GaryVoshol]

A word of caution: Not all users remember to put the leading zero(s). If you can't find the person(s) you're looking for, remove any leading zeros.The system pads with leading zeros.

[EricH]

The system pads with leading zeros.
Nope, it doesn't. For example: I search with "330" and I get teams 1330, 0330, and 2330. A search for, say, team 7 gets a lot of teams, but not team 0007 on the first page. It puts the zeros in after the search.

[Brandon Martus]

Nope, it doesn't. For example: I search with "330" and I get teams 1330, 0330, and 2330. A search for, say, team 7 gets a lot of teams, but not team 0007 on the first page. It puts the zeros in after the search.
I think what Gary means is, if you're looking for only team 7 .. put 0007.

The zeros are in the database, not put in after the search.