-assign ring tone to individual numbers on a galaxie s4

I do not have the same phone as you but to add a specific ringtone to mine, Samsung Nexus S, I go to the contact, go to Menu>Options and there is a section there to add a ringtone to that contact. Yours is probably different but maybe this can point you in the right direction.

Thanks for the suggestion but there is no option I can find in the edit section for the contact that offers a ringtone selection.

I found this...see how this works.

Ringtone for calls from one contact

Note: You cannot assign a ringtone to contacts stored on the SIM card or Phone (device memory). 

1. From any Home screen, tap Contacts.
2. Tap the desired contact.
3. Tap the Edit icon (pencil).
4. Tap Ringtone.
5. Tap the desired ringtone to assign it to the contact and then tap OK.
6. Tap Save.

Got it from here...

http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-5863

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@Darkkhelmet wrote:

I found it in edit -> phone numbers at the bottom of the list.  I'm sure it's the DejaOffice app because the app is faithful to Outlook and much more detailed than the default contacts list.

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Well, at least you found it. That's what matters. 😉

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@Darkkhelmet wrote:

I found it in edit -> phone numbers at the bottom of the list.  I'm sure it's the DejaOffice app because the app is faithful to Outlook and much more detailed than the default contacts list.  Thank you again for the trouble you went to for my issue.  I'm sure your instructions would work if it were not for the app.  The app also allows for full encryption (which I have done) and populates the default contacts list.  It's possible I need to unlock the app so I can edit from the default contacts list or the app is now in control of both.  Either way I really like this app and am glad I was able to figure it out.

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You're welcome and it was no trouble. I think you should UNmark my post as the accepted solution, though, and mark yours as the solution, instead. 🙂

How about numbers that come in as "Unknown"?  I'd like anything with "unknown" or "private" number to not ring at all.  Frankly, if they don't want to let me know who is calling, then they can go to voice mail.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Rich