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I have a string pattern that, as an example, looks like this:
WBA - Skinny Joe vs. Hefty Hal
I want to truncate the pattern “WBA – ” from the string and return just “Skinny Joe vs. Hefty Hal”.
Assuming that the “WBA” spot will be a sequence of any letter or number, followed by a space, dash, and space:
By the way — RegexPal is a great tool for testing regular expressions like these.