Hi,
I've encountered a problem when I was trying to rename list of files using Multi-rename tool.
List of files:
2013_07_16_Backend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_07_16_Backend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_07_16_Backend_translations_PL.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_PL.xls
Rename mask:
[Y]_[M]_[D]_[N12-]
Result:
2013_07_16_Backend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_07_16_Backend_translations_PL.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_07_16_Frontend_translations_PL.xls
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_CZ.xls
I supposed to get all files with todays date.
Screenshot below:
Image: http://i44.tinypic.com/2rwwal2.png
Multi-rename with dates renames only one file
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Hmm, looks OK and works for me (TC v8.01) with dummy files.
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_PL.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_PL.xls
Perhaps something or someone others (colleagues?) have a handle on that file currently?
Try to copy the files first and then rename them then.
.
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_09_20_Backend_translations_PL.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_CZ.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_DK_EN.xls
2013_09_20_Frontend_translations_PL.xls
Perhaps something or someone others (colleagues?) have a handle on that file currently?
Try to copy the files first and then rename them then.
.
Re: Multi-rename with dates renames only one file
The "[YMD] Date" rename mask uses the filedate, not the system date.zocha wrote: ...
Rename mask:
[Y]_[M]_[D]_[N12-]
...
I supposed to get all files with todays date.
...
You will need to installl an appropriate Plug-in to use current date in the rename mask.
Re: Multi-rename with dates renames only one file
Thanks, you're right. My fault.Henrie wrote:The "[YMD] Date" rename mask uses the filedate, not the system date.zocha wrote: ...
Rename mask:
[Y]_[M]_[D]_[N12-]
...
I supposed to get all files with todays date.
...
You will need to installl an appropriate Plug-in to use current date in the rename mask.
Oh, of course
I had create the dummy files just today and so the date fit

That reminds me on this older thread with an solution:
MRT: TODAY Date - http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=18763
Or just use
2013_09_20_[N12-]
,

I had create the dummy files just today and so the date fit


That reminds me on this older thread with an solution:
MRT: TODAY Date - http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=18763
Or just use
2013_09_20_[N12-]
,