#1 : 05/12-19 07:14 Gerald Bader
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Hi!
I have many files names like: 2016-03,PTT-20160120-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-04,PTT-20160121-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-12,PTT-20160318-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-20,PTT-20160512-WA0002.waptt.waptt 2016-22,PTT-20160531-WA0002.waptt.waptt 2015-44,PTT-20151102-WA0001.aac.waptt 2015-45,PTT-20151105-WA0001.aac.waptt The folder/file structure I need is: 2016-03\PTT-20160120-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-04\PTT-20160121-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-12\PTT-20160318-WA0001.opus.waptt 2016-20\PTT-20160512-WA0002.waptt.waptt 2016-22\PTT-20160531-WA0002.waptt.waptt 2015-44\PTT-20151102-WA0001.aac.waptt 2015-45\PTT-20151105-WA0001.aac.waptt How can I achieve that with Advanced Renamer? |
#2 : 05/12-19 10:08 Gerald Bader
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Reply to #1:
Hi again! I found the solution: - Batch Mode: Move - Output folder: <Substr:1:,> - Add method 'Replace' - Text to be replaced: .*, - Check 'Use regular expression' Finished! Maybe this is of help for anybody else ... |
#3 : 05/12-19 13:48 David Lee
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Reply to #2:
You could also use the New Name method with the tag <RSubstr:1:,> This solution has a rather pleasing symmetry! |
#4 : 05/12-19 13:49 David Lee
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