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Tim
Hello Everyone,
[This is not strictly an Excel problem (sorry) but i only really use VBA in
Excel and i couldn't find a better newsgroup... and people here seem to know
everything! I posted this a while ago and got no response, so i'm just
giving it one last try before giving up]
i have a collection of unsorted photos in a directory which i want to order
into directories / sub-directories based on their date. eg, if the date a
picture (tim.jpg) is taken (i think this is from 'exif' data?) is 1st
september 2008, the directory structure would become: -
...\2008\2008_09\2008_09_01\tim.jpg
i would want to loop through each .jpg and create the relevant dirs\sub-dirs
where required. the icing on the cake would be to move the photos to the
correct sub-dir afterward!
i don't really know where to begin with it, so some pointers would be really
appreciated (or if someone knows of cheap/free software that will do this
without spending time on VBA that would be great... i've searched so far
unsuccessfully)
Thanks for any help,
Tim
[This is not strictly an Excel problem (sorry) but i only really use VBA in
Excel and i couldn't find a better newsgroup... and people here seem to know
everything! I posted this a while ago and got no response, so i'm just
giving it one last try before giving up]
i have a collection of unsorted photos in a directory which i want to order
into directories / sub-directories based on their date. eg, if the date a
picture (tim.jpg) is taken (i think this is from 'exif' data?) is 1st
september 2008, the directory structure would become: -
...\2008\2008_09\2008_09_01\tim.jpg
i would want to loop through each .jpg and create the relevant dirs\sub-dirs
where required. the icing on the cake would be to move the photos to the
correct sub-dir afterward!
i don't really know where to begin with it, so some pointers would be really
appreciated (or if someone knows of cheap/free software that will do this
without spending time on VBA that would be great... i've searched so far
unsuccessfully)
Thanks for any help,
Tim