how to group a files to a new folder by its first 5 charactors name on Mac OSX
i have a ton of picture which its has a first 5 char the same like
12345 first.jpg
12345 second.jpg
12345 third.jpg
12345 forth.jpg
12345 fifth.jpg
and i want to group this five into a new folder and name it as "12345" folder
but i got a ton of this file list in a single folder
any suggestion on Automator workflow command
enter image description here
Thank in advance
macos
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i have a ton of picture which its has a first 5 char the same like
12345 first.jpg
12345 second.jpg
12345 third.jpg
12345 forth.jpg
12345 fifth.jpg
and i want to group this five into a new folder and name it as "12345" folder
but i got a ton of this file list in a single folder
any suggestion on Automator workflow command
enter image description here
Thank in advance
macos
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i have a ton of picture which its has a first 5 char the same like
12345 first.jpg
12345 second.jpg
12345 third.jpg
12345 forth.jpg
12345 fifth.jpg
and i want to group this five into a new folder and name it as "12345" folder
but i got a ton of this file list in a single folder
any suggestion on Automator workflow command
enter image description here
Thank in advance
macos
i have a ton of picture which its has a first 5 char the same like
12345 first.jpg
12345 second.jpg
12345 third.jpg
12345 forth.jpg
12345 fifth.jpg
and i want to group this five into a new folder and name it as "12345" folder
but i got a ton of this file list in a single folder
any suggestion on Automator workflow command
enter image description here
Thank in advance
macos
macos
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