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file name transformation
I've got a multitude of text data files that carry exactly the same kind of data. Unfortunately some of them have a different filename format
some are: 'category'_'month'-'year'_act.txt an example being: daf_Apr-1961_act.txt and some are: 'category'_ 'year'-'month'_act.txt an example being: daf_1961-04_act.txt any suggestions for transforming the former to the latter? |
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