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Moves files from a directory into a new directory whose name is based on the file's date.

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Move Files Into Date Directories

This PowerShell module will scan all files in the SourceDirectoryPath and then move them into directories whose name is based on the file's LastWriteTime date. Destination directories will be created if they don't already exist, using a name based upon the specified DestinationDirectoriesDateScope, and they will be created within the DestinationDirectoryPath. It is acceptable for the SourceDirectoryPath and DestinationDirectoryPath to be the same directory path.

A common use-case of this module is to move photos into date-named directories based on when the photo was taken.

You can use the Invoke-MoveFilesIntoDateDirectories.ps1 script to easily provide parameters and run the cmdlet.

You can grab the latest stable version from the Release page here.

Example

Some various files that were last updated on different dates:

Source directory screenshot

The destination directory containing the same files after the script ran and moved them into month date-named directories based on their LastWriteTime:

Destination directory screenshot

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