Ability to rename multiple files from a path and move and rename to another.

Might this not be easier using Windows command line code?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...der-to-another

Originally Posted by X82

Anyone have any ideas where to start?

It sounds like you know how to run code to list all the files & folders. That's a good start.

Here's a rushed outline of how I would approach this

1. Run your file/folder listing code and output to an array
2. Clone this array (henceforth the original is Source array and the clone will be called Dest array)
3. loop through the Dest array to rename to desired destinations. (I'm assuming you have some renaming logic you want to apply i.e. You don't intend to have custom destinations for all 1760 files)
4. Loop through the Dest array again. In each loop extract the path component from the dest fullname. Run function to see if this path exists. If not, use MkDir to create this path. NB that if this path contains subfolders, you need to make each subfolder in order.
5. Now loop the Source array and use Name [source fullname] As [dest fullname] (obtain Dest fullname from the same index location in the Dest array)

There are other ways of doing this. Above is but one approach that will get the job done. There could be some speed improvements made in above but if we are only talking 1760 files, this isn't really a concern.