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i need to remove the first couple and last few characters of a string.
for example i need to change: TR ROBINSON RD @ SS to ROBINSON RD or TL LOMBARDY WAY @ END to LOMBARDY WAY the first characters before the space could be several different strings, i.e. TL, TR, CROSS etc and same for the last characters in the string. i.e. @ END, @ LITE, (B4 GAS STA) etc i had success with replace and substitute if i knew exactly what the leading and trailing chars were going to be. i can't get either to accept wildcards however. with a street number, street name and zip code, a link to google maps is added to the address what can i do? |
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