Move a word to start file name wihout know the position of word

Hi

How can i move a word to start file name

ps. I don't know the position of word

Ex.1
586999 RED 12.70 304L ESGOTADO.jpg
to
RED 586999 12.70 304L ESGOTADO

Ex.2
345 2016025515 672513 RED 88.90 304L 001.jpg
to
RED 345 2016025515 672513 88.90 304L 001.jpg

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Reply to #1:
Method: Replace
Text to be replaced: (^[\d\s]+)(\w+)\s?(.+)
Replace with: \2 \1\3
use regular expression: checked

It is not bullet proof, but with a list of all colors possible, it could be made so. *this one will work with any colors*, but not with other than numbers and space in front of the color.

cheers

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Reply to #2:

Perfect!!!!!

Thanks for help!

I'm catch this, but "RED" is not a color is a abreviation of "REDONDO" i'm brazilian.

"RED" can be "SEXT" or "QUAD"

I starting understand

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If i want it.

Ex.1
586999 RED 12.70 304L ESGOTADO.jpg
to
RED 12.70 304L 586999 ESGOTADO.jpg

Ex.2
345 2016025515 672513 RED 88.90 304L 001.jpg
to
RED 88.90 304L 345 2016025515 672513 001.jpg

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Reply to #4:
Method: Replace
Text to be replaced: ^([\d\s]+)(\w+)\s(.+\s.+)\s(.+)$
Replace with: \2 \3 \1 \4
Use regular expression: checked

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Reply to #5:

Perfect !!!!

Thanks...

And to finish....

using just one Method Replace to do it:

Ex.1
586999 RED 12.70 304L ESGOTADO.jpg
to
RED 12.70 304L 586999 ESGOTADO.jpg

Ex.2
345 2016025515 672513 RED 88.90 304L 001 ESGOTADO.jpg
to
RED 88.90 304L 345 2016025515 672513 001 ESGOTADO.jpg

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Reply to #6:
This should do the trick:

Method: Replace
Text to be replaced: ^([\d\s]+)(\w+)\s(.+?\s.+?)\s(.+)$
Replace with: \2 \3 \1 \4
Use regular expression: checked

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