How do I rename files by moving the first 4 numbers How do I rename files by moving the first 4 characters (numbers in my case) in file name to the end of the filename using A Better Finder Renamer?
I made an example scenario in Better Finder Rename 10 (10.20)

My filenames:

0001 - Example.svg
0002 - Example.svg
0003 - Example.svg
0004 - Example.svg
0005 - Example.svg
0006 - Example.svg
0007 - Example.svg
0008 - Example.svg
0009 - Example.svg
0010 - Example.svg
0011 - Example.svg
0012 - Example.svg


I used the Multi-step drawer to do this, since I wanted to also clean up the new filename so that there is a space between the numbers once they are at the end and I also wanted to remove the - in the front, since it wouldn't be needed anymore.



First I add a space to the end in preparation of the numbers:


  This is its own step



Category: Text
Action: Add text to end
Add:  &lt;- a single space
Change: The filename without the extension




Then I move the numbers to the end:


  This is its own step



Category: Character Positions &amp; Ranges
Action: Move a range of characters to position
From text position: 0, From the front
A number of characters: Next, 4
To text position: 0, From the end
Change: Only the file name




...and all that is left is to remove the spacer I had between the numbers and the text -:


  This is its own step



Category: Text
Action: Remove text from beginning
Remove: - &lt;- space dash space
Change: The file name without the extension