I got some files in directory as below:

000001.OrderID.html
000002.OrderID.cgi
000003.OrderID.pl
000004.OrderID.js
000005.OrderID.txt
000006.OrderID.cgi
000007.OrderID.minus.html
OrderID.master

[download]

Based on some condition certain files are copied into other directory.

(000003.OrderID.pl & 000007.OrderID.minus.html are not copied)

000001.OrderID.html
000002.OrderID.cgi
000004.OrderID.js
000005.OrderID.txt
000006.OrderID.cgi
OrderID.master

[download]

What I need is to correct the sequence number of files after they are copied into other directory

000001.OrderID.html   ** remain as is 000001.OrderID.html - Should be 
+ignored for renaming
000002.OrderID.cgi    ** remain as is 000002.OrderID.cgi  - Should be 
+ignored for renaming
000004.OrderID.js     => 000004.OrderID.js  Rename to => 000003.OrderI
+D.js
000005.OrderID.txt    => 000005.OrderID.txt Rename to => 000004.OrderI
+D.txt
000006.OrderID.cgi    => 000006.OrderID.cgi Rename to => 000005.OrderI
+D.cgi
OrderID.master        ** OrderID.master  Should be ignored for renamin
+g

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Apparently I am stuck here. Please help.

In reply to Renaming files sequentially into directory by Magnolia25

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