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I have files named date.month.year ххх.ext How do I write in configuration to rearrange to year.month.date xxx.ext? Tried to figure out the configuration according to help file, but nothing works.
Last edited by Tori (2023-01-20 13:47)
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Hi and welcome, Tori.
You may want to check out the Reformat Date rule first?
https://www.den4b.com/wiki/ReNamer:Rules:ReformatDate
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As for the Rearrange rule, you can use the following configuration:
Split by exact pattern of delimiters: ".|.| "
New pattern: "$3.$2.$1 $4"
Skip extension: YES
(Exclude the quote marks)
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Hi and welcome, Tori.
You may want to check out the Reformat Date rule first?
https://www.den4b.com/wiki/ReNamer:Rules:ReformatDate
Thank you so much, I missed this variant of the rule. I corrected the date in all the files.
Last edited by Tori (2023-01-22 17:03)
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As for the Rearrange rule, you can use the following configuration:
Split by exact pattern of delimiters: ".|.| "
New pattern: "$3.$2.$1 $4"
Skip extension: YES(Exclude the quote marks)
Alas, it didn't work out. I had the file name "13.10.2020 1.doc", created a rule by copying what You wrote, the result was the file name is "2020 1.10.13 .doc".
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Alas, it didn't work out. I had the file name "13.10.2020 1.doc", created a rule by copying what You wrote, the result was the file name is "2020 1.10.13 .doc".
Looks like you have missed the blank at the end of the delimiters here. Resulting in:
"13"
"10"
"2020 1"
""
This got rearranged as
"2020 1"."10"."13" ""
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Here I am again
I can't figure out how to correctly rearrange titles. Let's say I have a file with a name of four words (X X X X_01).mp4 and a number at the end. I need to put the number and _ at the beginning, and leave the rest unchanged. Tried all the options, it does not work.
Pleeease, help!
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FROM:
x x x x_01.ext
xx xxx x x abc def_02.ext
TO:
_01 x x x x.ext
_02 xx xxx x x abc def.ext
Try
1) Rearrange: Split by delimiters "_", New pattern "_$2 $1" (skip extension)
Explanation:
The $1 "container" capture all till the underscore
The $2 gets all after the underscore
The underscore, used as delimiter, is removed by the rule.
So in the result use the $1 and $2 "container" in the wanted order
and just add the underscore and need space manually by hand.
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Thank you so much!
I think I realized my mistake, I thought each word was a separate container.
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