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I have hundreds of files which look similar to the example below:
Weather2 Grange.zip
Needing to bulk rename them all so they look like this: Weather 2 Grange.zip
The files are all different character lengths, meaning words are different, however the numbers are always positioned immediately after a letter and without a space.
Any ideas how to do this?
Last edited by jimbob80 (2021-08-18 13:09)
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Hi,
Try this RegEx rule:
1) Regular Expressions: Replace expression "([A-Za-z]+)(\d+)" with "$1 $2" (skip extension)
From:
Weather2 Grange.zip
Weather12.zip
Word Weather0123456789 Grange.zip
To:
Weather 2 Grange.zip
Weather 12.zip
Word Weather 123456789 Grange.zip
If you have any other symbol in word+digit(s), just add it inside [A-Za-z] part like [A-Za-z#$] etc.
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Hi and welcome.
FROM:
Weather2 Grange.ext
Just3 a Test4.ext
Another-5.ext
Another_6.ext
Another.7 Check8.ext
TO:
Weather 2 Grange.ext
Just 3 a Test 4.ext
Another-5.ext
Another_6.ext
Another.7 Check 8.ext
Wanted:
separate char and following digit by an space
Use:
https://www.den4b.com/wiki/ReNamer:Rules:RegEx
Rule: Regular Expressions
Expression: ([A-Z])(\d+)
Replace: $1 $2
[_] Case-sensitive
[x] Skip extension
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