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TheBigBoss TheBigBoss is offline Strip out numbers from file names in a directory. Windows 7 32bit Strip out numbers from file names in a directory. Office 2010 32bit
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Hi Jim,

I am a "novice" but I am wondering since you want to do basic file renaming, the best would be use a script shell (.bat on Windows) or server script (ASP/PHP/Python, etc.) depending where the files are located.

For Visual Basic, please have a look at the Split() function.


Split function (Visual Basic for Applications) | Microsoft Docs

You can just split the string at the "-" delimiter and retrieve the last value of the array (you will have to remove the empty space of that last value)
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