I have a number of files with the following format:
name _ name<number><number> [TIF<11 numbers>].jpg
eg john_sam01 [TIF 15355474840].jpg
And I would like to remove the [TIF 15355474840]
from all of these files This includes a leading space before the '[TIF...' and a different combination of 11 numbers each time.
So the previous example would become: josh_sam01.jpg
In short, using powershell (or cmd.exe) with regex I would like to turn this filename:
josh_sam01 [TIF 15355474840].jpg
Into this:
josh_sam01.jpg
With variables being: 'john' 'sam' two numbers and the numbers after TIF.
Something like, with added newlines for clarity:
dir ‹parameters to select the set of files› |
% {
$newName = $_.Name -replace '\s\[TIF \d+\]',''
rename-item -newname $newName -literalPath $_.Fullname
}
Almost certainly adding - whatif
to the rename until I was sure I had the file selection and rename correct.
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