How to parse this string into an array

Someone sees an easy way to parse this string into an array of type

[Street 1, 2, city, zip code]

the string:

'

[

[address = "Paris Ltd, 5 North Street, Athens, SW1X 9the"]

[address = "Paris Ltd, 5 North Street, Athens, SW1X 9the"]

]

'

THX

If you want just the address as a single entry as myArray [1] = 'Paris Ltd, 5 North, Athens, SW1X 9A Street', then try this:

If you really want the different elements had a blast, you would need a picture of structures, so you get .street1 myArray [1] = 'Paris Ltd ':

Note: As Steve has pointed out, you may need to test for listLen() on the addressList object to determine whether or not there is a street.2 entry in any given row.

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