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In the rename tool you can use "Keep segment" as one of the Actions.

If you just want to keep a part of the file name you can save that as Private data. When a job passes a folder you can add Private data to it. Some apps can also save Private data to a job. Then when you make the Private data for this case you can set it up to just take the part you need. Now you ha...

The XML-pickup is an important tool and necessary for doing real automation. Metadata along asset means that Switch will pickup the content in the XML and attach it to the job file. For Switch to know which XML-file it should attach to the job file they must have the same name before the extension. ...

Right click on the connection and select "Include these jobs" and use Metadata.

https://www.enfocus.com/manuals/UserGui ... lters.html

The app Make XML can do it.

The ones inside the variable

Have you tried to escape the slashes like \/

"There is an app for that"

https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/inject-xml

The String Replace app should do the job for you.
https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... ng-replace

Your calculation formula worked for me, but I used PrivateData for the values since it was easier to set up for testing.

I see that you have the Metadata as TextIndexed try instead with just Text

Here is the settings.

The %1 variable that Execute command uses is the full path to the incoming file. So you just set it up as in the attached screen shot and it will work for you.

You should use \\server-address\folder-path\

You could try the Date Calculator app to calculate the date 2 days from now

This works for me with the BAT-file created with the app "ExecuteCommand friend" This is my BAT-file, you can add more variables if you want. set filename=%1 set output=%2 "C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI\convert.exe" %filename%[1] -resize [Job.PrivateData:Key="...

That is because anything between [] is considered to be a variable in a single-line text with variables and [0] is not a valid Switch variable. My advice when working with more complex commands in the context of "Execute command" is to put everything in a batch file/shell script. In "...