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li123
5 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Dropbox photos not staying 100% in chronological order
Hi! Basically, it's exactly what the title says. It's got nothing to do with the date I uploaded the pictures, but the file names themselves. For example, I've been scanning, cataloguing and organisi...
- 5 years agoThanks for those screenshots, it's very helpful indeed li123.
From what I could see in the folder you're having this issue with, it seems this is because the images 101 - 160 have the same date (1991-05-26) as the images up to number 40.
The images 41 and after have a different date which is the reason why they come afterwards (1991-06-26).
Was this maybe a typo and the dates are supposed to be the same?
Hannah
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 years agoHey BrianP, thanks for your feedback here.
Have you tried manually uploading the photos through the (+) icon in the Dropbox app?
The 8 DIGITS-4DIGITS-4DIGITS-4DIGITS-12DIGITS format shouldn't appear when the images are uploaded to Dropbox.
BernadetteMadden
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
I have over 50,000 photos at the moment ,so, NO.....manually uploading is not the answer
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