Converting a Bulk Renaming Formula?
I have been needing to rename a ton of files, which I have been able to figure out how, but I did need to use Bulk Rename Utility first, then convert the rest with Advanced Renamer. I would love to do it all in Advanced Renamer in the future if possible.
The step I need help with is adding a leading zero to the filename if there isn't one present. For example:
1. Ballet Rehearsal-Edgar Degas.tif
would become:
01. Ballet Rehearsal-Edgar Degas.tif
but
33. Shot Marilyns-Andy Warhol.tif
should stay as:
33. Shot Marilyns-Andy Warhol.tif
In Bulk Rename Utility I was able to do this with the RegEx (1) option using v2:
Match: ^(\d)\. (?X)^(\d\d)\.\x20
Replace: 0$1_(?X)$1_
Is this possible to accomplish within Advanced Renamer?
Thanks!
The step I need help with is adding a leading zero to the filename if there isn't one present. For example:
1. Ballet Rehearsal-Edgar Degas.tif
would become:
01. Ballet Rehearsal-Edgar Degas.tif
but
33. Shot Marilyns-Andy Warhol.tif
should stay as:
33. Shot Marilyns-Andy Warhol.tif
In Bulk Rename Utility I was able to do this with the RegEx (1) option using v2:
Match: ^(\d)\. (?X)^(\d\d)\.\x20
Replace: 0$1_(?X)$1_
Is this possible to accomplish within Advanced Renamer?
Thanks!
Reply to #1:
Match:
^(\d) (\w+\.tif)$
Replace
0$1. $2
Make sure you are renaming file and extension.
Match:
^(\d) (\w+\.tif)$
Replace
0$1. $2
Make sure you are renaming file and extension.