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Removing numbers from the beginning of a text string
I have a long list of addresses, some of which start with a house number
then a comma. Is there a (simple) way of finding the position of the comma within the first (say) 5 characters of the string, and, if it exists, remove everything to the left of and including the comma, leaving the rest of the text string? Thanks in advance, Pete |
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