Variables

[Joshua Bastian]

Is there anyway to remove numbers from a variable?  For instance, I have a street address:

12345 Smith Way

and I want to output:

Smith Way

Is there a way to do that?

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Joshua Bastian, PE, NAFI-CFEI

Mechanical Engineer

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[Daniel Florey]

If the are always at the beginning and separated by a black you can simply use the string revert renderer. Not sure if this helps in your case ..

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[Joshua Bastian]

Yes.  The numbers always come first and are separated by a space.  What is the syntax to make the separator work?

[Daniel Florey]

Something like:

${myvar;string(fromAfterFirst= )}

should do the trick. (myvar = the name of your variable)

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[Joshua Bastian]

Thank you.