- Mar 31, 2014
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I have .pdf files with the date at the end of their name, e.g. "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612".
I have folders named after the dates of each of these files e.g. "12-06-2012".
How can I move all the files into their corresponding folders based on the date in their name?
Note: - I am on Windows XP
- Some files may also be titled: "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612 (1)" or "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612 (2)" or "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - No Date" But there aren't too many of these so I would be happy with just moving the ones that end in the date, such as "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612".
- Not all files are in the format <name1> - <name2> - <some numbers> - <date>. Some may be in the format <name1> - <some numbers> - <date> or something else slightly different. However, all files will end with - <date>, in the following possible arrangements: "- 120612", "- 120612 (1)", "- 120612 (2)", or "- No Date".
Would appreciate any advice.
Thanks
I have folders named after the dates of each of these files e.g. "12-06-2012".
How can I move all the files into their corresponding folders based on the date in their name?
Note: - I am on Windows XP
- Some files may also be titled: "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612 (1)" or "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612 (2)" or "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - No Date" But there aren't too many of these so I would be happy with just moving the ones that end in the date, such as "BINNAWAY - WERRIS CK - 483.94 - 120612".
- Not all files are in the format <name1> - <name2> - <some numbers> - <date>. Some may be in the format <name1> - <some numbers> - <date> or something else slightly different. However, all files will end with - <date>, in the following possible arrangements: "- 120612", "- 120612 (1)", "- 120612 (2)", or "- No Date".
Would appreciate any advice.
Thanks
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