Remove text from a string using python or arcade

[SaloniRajput]

I need some help with a field calculator expression, using python or arcade, in ArcGIS Pro

I have an address field that has full address, with street number and name, I want to remove the number and retain only the street name, since the number of digits in the address could vary so I want to remove everything that comes before the space, so first word or an element. I am trying to do this using field calculator in ArcGIS Pro, so either Python 3 or Arcade.

For example :

3405 S 51st St

would result in

S 51st St

I tried this

!ADDRESS!.split(" ")[1:] , it did not work.

I looked at this https://community.esri.com/thread/233144-remove-text-in-parenthesis-with-arcade, 

 but couldn't figure out how to do this with arcade.

If I can get some help with correct syntax for python or an arcade expression would be great.

Thanks

[LanceCole · Accepted solution]

Saloni,‌

Using Python !ADDRESS!.split(" ", 1)[1] should work for you assuming there are no leading spaces before the address number and addresses do not contain any unit numbers such as "123 C Main Street".  You can add a strip() statement to remove leading and trailing spaces such as !ADDRESS!.strip().split(" ", 1)[1].

[MarkBockenhauer]

Using Arcade you could so something like this:

var firstSpace = find(' ',$feature.ADDRESS,0)
var strCount = count($feature.ADDRESS)
var strDiff = strCount - firstSpace

return right($feature.ADDRESS, strDiff)

[SaloniRajput]

Thanks, Mark. This worked too.

[SaloniRajput]

Wow, both the options worked, perfectly, Thanks