Alphabetize Text Document Collection
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I have a batch of text documents that are currently stored without any clear order. What I need is a clean, alphabetically arranged collection so I can locate each file instantly instead of scrolling through a cluttered folder.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind: once I share the raw files, you rename or reorder them so every document appears in perfect A-to-Z sequence. If two files start with the same letter, the next character should decide their place, and so on, until the entire set follows strict alphabetical hierarchy. The finished deliverable should be a zipped folder (or cloud link) containing the newly organized documents, ready for me to drop straight into my archive.
Accuracy is everything—no missing files, no naming typos, and no change to the file contents themselves. A simple before/after report confirming the final count will be enough for acceptance.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind: once I share the raw files, you rename or reorder them so every document appears in perfect A-to-Z sequence. If two files start with the same letter, the next character should decide their place, and so on, until the entire set follows strict alphabetical hierarchy. The finished deliverable should be a zipped folder (or cloud link) containing the newly organized documents, ready for me to drop straight into my archive.
Accuracy is everything—no missing files, no naming typos, and no change to the file contents themselves. A simple before/after report confirming the final count will be enough for acceptance.