#1 : 06/12-13 20:50 Ivan Jensen
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Hi
This seems to be an excellent tool! But as a newbie I need some help. I have looked in the help and the most recent posts in the forum, but without any luck! Case: Original filename1: IMG_1234.jpg Original filename2: AVI_5678.mov Original filename3: PC019012.JPG Desired filename1: 2012-12-31 (1234) - Activity.jpg Desired filename2: 2012-12-31 (5678) - Activity.mov Desired filename2: 2012-12-31 (9012) - Activity.JPG I would think that in pseudo code, it could look something like this: Original1 & 2: <crap>_<number>.<Ext> Original3: <crap>01<number>.<Ext> -> New: 2012-12-31 (<number>) - Activity.<Ext> For original 1 and 2 I think I could use something like this: 2012-12-31 (<Word:2>) - Activity.<Ext> (if I make sure that underscore is one of the separation characters). But how can I make it work on original 3? (chosing "1" as a separation character is not a good idea, I think!). I hope someone can help. Best regards. Ivan |
#2 : 07/12-13 15:51 Kim Jensen
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Reply to #1:
If the number you want to reuse is always the last 4 characters you can use the RSubStr tag to extract those last 4 characters. You can use the New Name method and use this new name pattern: 2012-12-31 (<rsubstr:1:4>) - Activity Remember to set Apply To to Name. That way you don't need to handle the extension. I hope this helps you in the right direction. |
#3 : 13/12-13 22:12 Ivan Jensen
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Reply to #2:
Brilliant. Thanks a lot! |