Hi,

This is not possible at the moment. I have actually thought about adding some kind of support for subfolders in the "parts", but other things are more important.

It is however possible if you are a bit clever:

Use (or ) to get the name of the subfolder into your filenames, and then use parts (or other functions) to strip away the bits you do not want:

\Subfolder\Pictures - Misc Series #123\Flowers
"Flowers"

Free format: ---

Result: "Flowers---Pictures - Misc Series #123"

The Replace: "---*#" with nothing.

Done!

:-)



wulffra wrote:
>
> Hello Dan,
>
> Maybe FR can do it already, I donot know how ...
>
> If not, then I have another suggestion:
>
> Image the following scenario:
>
> X:\Folder\Subfolder\Folder Name Part #1\LastSubolder
>
> You wish to rename LastSubfolder as follows:
> LastSubfolder - Part 1
>
> So, it should keep the name, but add parts of the parent folder.
>
> Actual example
> \Subfolder\Pictures - Misc Series #123\Flowers
>
> "Flowers"
>
> should become
> Flowers - Series 123
>
> Indeed, preferably without the ' # '
>
> I have been giving it a try with parts, under format, but I can't figure out how to accomplish this.
>
> So, right now, under Format / Free Format, I use " - Series " (this template is saved)
> and add the number for each rename.
>
> But maybe there is a much easier solution...
>
> brgds/Marcel.
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