Author: wanderer
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2016 1:10 am (GMT -6)
Well, the problem in my case is that there is no Test2. Only Test1 exists and i simply wish to transfer it from the end of all files to the beginning.![Smile]()
I suspect there is no simple way to achieve that. Perhaps it can be achieved only through RegEx, which seems a little complicated for such a simple task.
I support Stefan's idea of a "[x]S&R first" checkbox if it's not too much trouble.
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Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2016 1:10 am (GMT -6)
| ghisler(Author) wrote: |
| Indeed search&replace is applied after the name field. There is another simple way to handle this: Name: Test2[N] Search for: Test1|Test2 Replace with: |Test1 This will replace the (old) Test1 with nothing, and the new Test2 at the start with Test1. |
Well, the problem in my case is that there is no Test2. Only Test1 exists and i simply wish to transfer it from the end of all files to the beginning.
I suspect there is no simple way to achieve that. Perhaps it can be achieved only through RegEx, which seems a little complicated for such a simple task.
I support Stefan's idea of a "[x]S&R first" checkbox if it's not too much trouble.
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