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This hopefully is an easy one...
I have a long list of data in one column; each listing starts with a prefix that I need to remove. For example 1x4r/NAME -- I need to keep only the "Name" -- is there a way that I can remove either the first X characters and keep the remaining, or possibly remove everything after (and including) the /? The actual names are not fixed in length. Thanks in advance. |
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