I'm sure there is a simple solution I'm missing here.
Please see below.
I need to rename these files basically by removing the preceding zero from the last section of the filename. It's tricking me when I hit double digits in the filename. (filename will never go above 99 in the last section).
| original | change to |
|---|---|
| MM_052823_A001 | MM_052823_A01 |
| MM_052823_A002 | MM_052823_A02 |
| MM_052823_A003 | MM_052823_A03 |
| MM_052823_A004 | MM_052823_A04 |
| MM_052823_A005 | MM_052823_A05 |
| MM_052823_A006 | MM_052823_A06 |
| MM_052823_A007 | MM_052823_A07 |
| MM_052823_A008 | MM_052823_A08 |
| MM_052823_A009 | MM_052823_A09 |
| MM_052823_A010 | MM_052823_A10 |
| MM_052823_A011 | MM_052823_A11 |
| MM_052823_A012 | MM_052823_A12 |
| MM_052823_A013 | MM_052823_A13 |
| MM_052823_A014 | MM_052823_A14 |
| MM_052823_A015 | MM_052823_A15 |
| MM_052823_A016 | MM_052823_A16 |
| MM_052823_A017 | MM_052823_A17 |
| MM_052823_B001 | MM_052823_B01 |
Would greatly appreciate any leads on this! TIA!
You can isolate the last zero
like this 0(\d+$)
then replace with the capture group $1
Use the Multiline Flag if doing several lines at a time.