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Originally Posted by Distorted Vision
I don't understand why some folders aren't named correctly, I had even greater problems when I was trying to use Author_Sort to create a directory etc. Eg, I have
"Quants_ How a New Breed of Math Whizzes Conquered Waloyed It, The - Scott Patterson [Crown Business, 2010]"
instead of
"Quants: How a New Breed of Math Whizzes Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Destroyed It, The - Scott Patterson [Crown Business, 2010]"
I really can't work out why it does this. Can anyone please help?
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For this issue I believe the problem is the rather long title. I had a similar issue with a couple of titles that were even longer but once I shortened the title the problem disappeared.
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Originally Posted by Distorted Vision
Also I want it to create a directory with the category name so I would have e.g.:
Finance\Liar's Poker - Michael Lewis [W. W. Norton, 1989]
I tried the following but it didn't work:
{category}/{title} - {authors} [{publisher}, {pubdate}]/{title} - {authors} [{publisher}, {pubdate}]
Is there any way I can implement this?
Many thanks for your help!
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For this I'm going to assume that {category} is a custom column that you created. In which case you need to list it as {#category}. Any custom column needs to have the # in front of the column look-up name otherwise it can't be called correctly. Once you fix that you should get the following returned to you - Finance\Liar's Poker - Michael Lewis [W. W. Norton, 1989]\Liar's Poker - Michael Lewis [W. W. Norton, 1989]