Sorting files by month name
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Hello everyone,
I'm sorry but I'm coming in with a question that might seem very silly, but I can't find the answer...
I have saved files (PDF type) with their titles being the month of their publication (October 2010; August 2010, etc.)
I would like to display them in chronological order (according to the month in the title and not the date of modification, saving, etc.) to make it clear, but I can't seem to find the right filter...
Do you have a solution?
Thank you very much
Have a great day
I'm sorry but I'm coming in with a question that might seem very silly, but I can't find the answer...
I have saved files (PDF type) with their titles being the month of their publication (October 2010; August 2010, etc.)
I would like to display them in chronological order (according to the month in the title and not the date of modification, saving, etc.) to make it clear, but I can't seem to find the right filter...
Do you have a solution?
Thank you very much
Have a great day
4 réponses
Hello,
There might be something more operational, but what you can do is sort it with the corresponding numbers for the month.
For example:
09.2010-September-2010
10.2010-October-2010
11.2010-November-2010
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There might be something more operational, but what you can do is sort it with the corresponding numbers for the month.
For example:
09.2010-September-2010
10.2010-October-2010
11.2010-November-2010
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Bayonne ham is good! Well, let's say that personally I find it good.
Hello Tatouchka,
Bertrand40 is right. Windows doesn’t allow that kind of sorting. Therefore, you need to rename all the files. For that, a very handy freeware: https://www.01net.com/telecharger/windows/Utilitaire/gestion_de_fichier/fiches/27800.html (Lupas Rename) that allows for lots of 'renaming' combinations. In your case, choose:
Replace 'January' with '01', 'February' with '02', etc. You will then have '01 January 2010', '02 February 2010', etc.
Useful for batch renaming.
Best regards,
Notpa01
Bertrand40 is right. Windows doesn’t allow that kind of sorting. Therefore, you need to rename all the files. For that, a very handy freeware: https://www.01net.com/telecharger/windows/Utilitaire/gestion_de_fichier/fiches/27800.html (Lupas Rename) that allows for lots of 'renaming' combinations. In your case, choose:
Replace 'January' with '01', 'February' with '02', etc. You will then have '01 January 2010', '02 February 2010', etc.
Useful for batch renaming.
Best regards,
Notpa01