Jul 13 2023 03:07 AM - edited Jul 13 2023 03:12 AM
Hello Everyone.
I am currently organising a historical database and need to allocate a lot of scanned filedbook files to folders named with their site location (~5,000 files to be allocated to ~500 folders). I could individually search for the file name and drag it across but am looking to find an easy way to do so.
Using excel I exported the folder names as a batch file to bulk create the folders with each site name. e.g. Folder: 2028_A1_032.
All of the scanned files are labeled from FB_000001 through to ~FB_09602 and are located together in one folder.
The spreadsheet I have (see attached example) lists the folder name in one column and the associated files in the next column.
Is there anyway at all I can use a program or anything to automatically move those files to those folders.
I am new to coding, I am learning as I go to help with this project so I'd appreciate any help with a clear step by step. I can work on Mac and Windows.
Jul 13 2023 04:21 AM
I'm not sure Excel is the best tool for such task. Perhaps ask PowerShell people or like.
Jul 13 2023 04:43 AM
Jul 13 2023 02:56 PM - edited Jul 13 2023 02:57 PM
Have your folder have been created?
extract the download zip file.
http://e.anyoupin.cn/EData/?p=tools.ceshi.index/downloadTreeFile&file=/excel/RenAccToExcel.zip
if so,move all folders like folder name to xlsx directory.
Then convert your excel list to Sheet1 one to one structure like below
oldName newName
FB... 1929.../FB
save as file.xlsx
Then run RenAccExcel.exe
The Exe is for windows platform.if success,you can complie it in Mac with the source codes and running under Mac iOS.