Remove string in text files

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In drive D:\MyReport I have several text files formatted this way (see below). I would like to remove the date sent information (see example below 20160504, 20160523) located on the left-most side of the text file.

INVENTORY LOG FOR 25 May 2016
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20160504\XXX\BM201716161A\IMAGES\BM201716161A.PDF
20160504\XXX\BM201716161A\IMAGES\BM201716161A.TIF
20160523\XXX\BM201723252A\IMAGES\BM201723252A.PDF
20160523\XXX\BM201723252A\IMAGES\BM201723252A.TIF

Total Files : 4
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How do I programmatically remove the date sent data in each of these text files? See revised LOG below:

INVENTORY LOG FOR 25 May 2016
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XXX\BM201716161A\IMAGES\BM201716161A.PDF
XXX\BM201716161A\IMAGES\BM201716161A.TIF
XXX\BM201723252A\IMAGES\BM201723252A.PDF
XXX\BM201723252A\IMAGES\BM201723252A.TIF

Total Files : 4
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[Tom Jones]

Hi,

Try in B1:


=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-FIND("\",A1))

Then drag down

[swaggerbox]

Hi Tom,
Thanks for your help but the content is stored in the text files in D:\MyReport folder.

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anyone?

[p45cal]

One of many ways, try:
Sub TextFile_FindReplace()
Dim TextFile As Integer, FilePath As String, FileContent As String, x As String, m, j, p
FilePath = "D:\MyReport" '<<<adjust
x = Dir(FilePath & "\*.txt")
Do
TextFile = FreeFile
Open FilePath & "\" & x For Input As TextFile
FileContent = Input(LOF(TextFile), TextFile)
Close TextFile
m = Split(FileContent, vbLf)
For j = 0 To UBound(m)
If InStr(m(j), "\") > 0 Then
p = Split(m(j), "\")
m(j) = Join(Application.Index(p, Application.Transpose(Application.Evaluate("row(2:" & UBound(p) + 1 & ")"))), "\")
End If
Next j
TextFile = FreeFile
Open FilePath & "\" & x For Output As TextFile
Print #TextFile, Join(m, vbLf)
Close TextFile
x = Dir
Loop Until x = ""
End Sub
Run it only once, repeating it will progressively remove the first part of each line up to and including the first backslash. It overwrites existing files.
There are 2 instances of vbLf which might need a tweak depending on the actual content of your .txt files.
snb here would probably produce a one- or two-liner

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This is just great p45cal. You're a genius!!! Thanks a lot