Shell Programming and Scripting

Hello all, I have a list of reports for stores that are numbered like:
s001845,s000022,s198490,s020048,s002385

however the users are displaying the reports as:
1845,22,198490,20048,2385

It isn't real critical but I would like to associate them so they are the same. And since the users are used to viewing the seconed set of data, Is there a way to remove the 's' and precursing zeros? I was thinking of a tr command, but quickly realized the folly in that idea. I am not sure that a sed would work. Like I say it's not to big of a deal so if there is something simple I am all for it. Thanks in advance for any replies guys, I appriciate it.

Code:

print "s001845,s000022,s198490,s020048,s002385" | nawk 'gsub(/s[0]*/,"",$0) 1'

Code:

1845,22,198490,20048,2385

or

Code:

print "s001845,s000022,s198490,s020048,s002385" | sed -e 's/s[0]*//g'

Code:

1845,22,198490,20048,2385

Smokin' that will work brilliantly. Thanks so much tmarikle, and for the quick response. You rock!