How do you search the census by an address

I have only searched for English addresses on Ancestry. I don't know if there's an easier way but I just went into the census I wanted and then 'view all collections included in this search'. Searched for the country, the county, the civil parish, the sub-registration district and the enumeration district. You'd have to look on Ancestry to see what I mean. This may require looking through several enumeration districts! After that I trawled through the entries looking for the correct address. It was long and tedious and you need some idea of where your ancestors lived. I have no idea how Scotland's People works so none of this may be of any use. All I'm saying is that it could be a long process, unless someone knows a quicker way.

Currently, you can only access the 1911 Census for Scotland via Scotlandspeople. Take a look at this link:

www.nrscotland.gov.uk/research/guides/census-records/1911-census#Street%20indexes

for further information.
Good Luck.

Just to add my bit to this. Its not Scotland though.
It is possible to search the genealogy (pay) site Find my Past by address only. I think its just England and Wales. But I thought to say this could help someone.